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| transgress (tr. and intr. v.) |
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| To go beyond or over set limits; to break a rule. |
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Describing an action carried from subject to verb to object; needing a direct object to complete the meaning of the verb.
e.g. The tornado destroyed the town. |
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| Last for only a short while. |
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| Permitting light to pass through, but not transparent. |
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| not able to see through; not transparent or translucent. |
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| Environment; the surrounding atmosphere. |
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| Notice of death with biographical information. |
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(adj.) Passing quickly; transitory.
(n.) A person or thing having a short stay. |
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| Straying from what is normal or accepted. |
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| Irregular or inconsistent in movement, habit, quality, or ideas. |
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1. Mass departure or emmigration.
2. (capitalized) The departure of the Israelites from Egypt with their leader Moses. |
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| Leave one's country in order to permanently live in another one. |
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