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adultery

[uh-duhl-tuh-ree] / əˈdʌl tə ri /


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Although it had been in use in Washington for the last century, the “lustful dispositions” doctrine dates back much further, to church courts in England that dealt with charges of adultery.

From Seattle Times

A Ponkapoag wife who converted to Christianity was accused of adultery, narrowly escaped being hanged and was condemned to 30 lashes.

From New York Times

To annul the marriage he once sought so desperately, Henry had charges of alleged adultery and conspiracy levied against Anne, who was executed in May 1536.

From Salon

However, the provision does not apply to two categories of crimes that carry fixed punishments - "qisas" offences, such as murder, and "hudud" offences considered against the rights of God, including adultery and apostasy.

From BBC

Fowler accused Hunt of "inappropriate marital conduct" and "adultery" in court documents obtained by TMZ.

From Fox News