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adulterer
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a·dul·ter·er  (-dltr-r)
n.
One who commits adultery.

adulterer [əˈdʌltərə]
n
a person who has committed adultery
[originally also adulter, from Latin adulter, back formation from adulterāre to adulterate]
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.adulterer - someone who commits adultery or fornication
debauchee, libertine, rounder - a dissolute person; usually a man who is morally unrestrained
wencher - someone who patronizes prostitutes

adulterer adulteress
noun cheat (informal), love rat (Journalistic slang), love cheat (Journalistic slang), fornicator He was portrayed as an adulterer and a vain fool.
Translations
adulterer [əˈdʌltərəʳ] Nadúltero m
adulterer [əˈdʌltərər] nadultère mf
adulterer
nEhebrecher m
adulterer [əˈdʌltərəʳ] nadultero


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Augustine argued that marriage was a necessary remedy against sin; and the church, in its regular prosecution of fornicators and adulterers held Christians to that standpoint.
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If the press still doesn't focus on the GOP infidelity issue and one of the adulterers manages to win the nomination, a third dynamic will kick in: hopping-mad Democrats.
 
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