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		infringe on in American English or infringe upon     to break in on; encroach or trespass on   to infringe upon their right to privacy      See full dictionary entry for   infringe Examples of 'infringe on' in a sentenceinfringe on  In other words, they infringe on the role of the artist.Leaning forward, for example, may infringe on the manager's comfort zone.Wouldn't want to infringe on their culture.Or would this infringe on their human rights?I don't infringe on their lives and, more importantly, they don't infringe on mine.Remarkably, it says a ban would 'infringe on people's civil liberties'.Security and police overstate the threat to gain more powers to infringe on our freedom.Consideration of which has usually gone hand in hand with assurances that none of this must infringe on the individuality of the works themselves.This provoked a gale of laughter from all in the studio, especially when he then managed to infringe on the following weather bulletin.A draft bill that critics say could infringe on free speech cleared an important parliamentary hurdle yesterday. Synonyms of 'infringe on'intrude on, compromise, undermine, limit More Synonyms of infringe on  |