Trespass or Tresspass
Learn why "trespass" is correct and "tresspass" is a common misspelling.
tresspass
Incorrect spelling - "Tresspass" is a misspelling with double 's'.
"tresspass" is a common misspelling of "trespass". Always use "trespass" when referring to the correct word.
trespass
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Trespass" means to enter someone's property without permission.
Definition of trespass
"trespass": "Trespass" means to enter someone's property without permission.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for trespass
- • intrude
- • encroach
Usage Examples
"Correct:" Do not trespass on private land.
"Correct:" He was warned for trespass.
"Correct:" Animals trespass into crops.
"Correct:" Sign: No trespass allowed.
"Incorrect:" Do not tresspass.
"Incorrect:" He was warned for tresspass.
"Incorrect:" Animals tresspass into crops.
"Incorrect:" Sign: No tresspass allowed.
Notes:
- • Double 's' is wrong. Use 'trespass'.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Trespass.
Q: Meaning of trespass?
A: Entering without permission.
Q: Is 'tresspass' correct?
A: No.
Q: Example sentence?
A: People should not trespass private property.
Q: Can trespass be legal?
A: No, it's usually illegal.
Summary
""Trespass" is the proper spelling when talking about entering someone else's property without permission. 'Tresspass' is a frequent typo. Using the correct word avoids legal confusion and improves clarity."