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| in·fract [ in frákt ] (past and past participle in·fract·ed, present participle in·fract·ing, 3rd person present singular in·fracts) |
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break law or agreement: to fail to obey or fulfill a law, contract, or agreement
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| [Late 18th century. < Latin infract-, past participle of infringere (see infringe)] |
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  in·frac·tor noun |
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