Trescrossing

Trescrossing contains two words which are (Tres), originating from France which means extremely/excessive/very and (crossing) meaning going over/going against describes an act of coming against one's set personal boundaries^[1]^[1]. Example usage in a sentence: Kind is a person who doesn't like to be disturbed when she is doing something and one of Kind's friends who knows her very well enters a room singing loudly while Kind is busy doing an assignment. Kind turned to and asked her politely and said,"please stop trescrossing me".

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