infringing

English

Etymology

From infringe + -ing.

Verb

infringing

1. present participle and gerund of infringe

Adjective

infringing (comparative more infringing, superlative most infringing)

1. violative
   • 2021, Paul England, Simon Cohen, A User's Guide to Intellectual Property in Life Sciences‎^[1]:

     …it is infringing to offer abroad a process which either consitutes an infringement…

   • 1953, Federal Supplement - Volume 111‎^[2]:

     Plaintiff further alleges that it is not so infringing, that such patent is invalid…

   • 2011 May 11, “NHL Says It's Infringing To Use The Keyword NHL In Your App About The NHL”, in Techdirt‎^[3]:

     NHL says it's infringing to use the keyword NHL in your app about the NHL.

Derived terms

• infringingly