Suborn
11suborn — su|born Mot Agut Nom masculí …
12suborn — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. bribe, induce (see cause, payment). II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) v. see bribe …
13suborn — sub|orn [ sə bɔrn ] verb transitive LEGAL to persuade someone to lie in a court of law, or to do something else that is illegal …
14suborn — see ORNAMENT …
15suborn — does not mean undermine, as is sometimes thought; it is to induce someone into committing a wrongful act …
16suborn — sub·orn || sÉ™ bÉ”rn /sÊŒ bÉ”Ën v. bribe someone to commit a crime; induce someone to commit perjury (Law) …
17suborn — [sə bɔ:n] verb bribe or otherwise induce (someone) to commit an unlawful act such as perjury. Derivatives subornation noun suborner noun Origin C16: from L. subornare incite secretly , from sub secretly + ornare equip …
18suborn — v. a. 1. Procure indirectly. 2. (Law.) Bribe (to commit perjury), bribe to take a false oath …
19suborn — verb (T) law to persuade someone to tell lies in a court of law or to do something else that is illegal, especially for money subornation /s bO: neISn/ noun (U) …
20suborn — sub·orn …