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infraction
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infraction
(noun)
infraction
/ɪn
ˈ
frækʃən/
noun
plural
infractions
infraction
/ɪn
ˈ
frækʃən/
noun
plural
infractions
Britannica Dictionary definition of INFRACTION
[
count
]
formal
:
an act that breaks a rule or law
:
violation
He was penalized for an
infraction
of the rules. = He was penalized for a rules
infraction
.
a minor
traffic infraction
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