Pronunciation: /əˈdʌltəˌraɪn/
adjective relating to or characteristic of adultery; illegitimate or spurious
A1 The children found an adulterine coin on the playground.
A2 The fake painting was identified as adulterine by the art expert.
B1 The company was accused of selling adulterine products to customers.
B2 The adulterine relationship between the two coworkers caused tension in the office.
C1 The investigation revealed a network of adulterine businesses operating in the area.
C2 The sophisticated scheme involved the production and distribution of adulterine goods on a global scale.
formal The court declared the marriage null and void on the grounds of adulterine relationship.
informal They found out about the adulterine affair and it caused a lot of drama.
slang I heard she's been having an adulterine fling behind her husband's back.
figurative The adulterine mix of colors in the painting created a unique and striking effect.
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