1. entered someone’s property illegally or without permission
Usage: past tense of trespass
2. violated or transgressed against something sacred or moral
Usage: past tense of trespass; formal or religious contexts

Examples

• The hikers accidentally trespassed on private land.
• He was arrested after he trespassed on the construction site.
• The children trespassed in the neighbor’s garden to retrieve their ball.
• She felt she had trespassed against her friend’s trust.
• The protesters trespassed on government property during the demonstration.
• They trespassed through the farmer’s field despite the warning signs.