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1 violate one's conscience
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2 violate conscience
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3 violate
порушувати; насилувати, ґвалтувати; оскверняти ( могилу)violate the Constitution's separation of Church and State — порушувати конституційне положення про відокремлення церкви від держави
- violated- violate a contract
- violate a law
- violate a provision
- violate a right
- violate a rule
- violate a tomb
- violate a treaty
- violate air space of a country
- violate an agreement
- violate an oath
- violate an obligation
- violate cease-fire
- violate conscience
- violate one's conscience
- violate democratic rights
- violate feelings
- violate human rights
- violate oath
- violate obligation
- violate one's obligation
- violate official secrecy
- violate parol
- violate professional ethics
- violate sanctuary
- violate the constitution
- violate the state border
- violate the state frontier
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