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suborn - Dictionary definition and meaning for suborn

SUBORN

  • (verb) induce to commit perjury or give false testimony

    "The President tried to suborn false witnesses"

  • (verb) procure (false testimony or perjury)

  • (verb) incite to commit a crime or an evil deed

    "He suborned his butler to cover up the murder of his wife"

WordNet® 3.0, © 2006 by Princeton University.

Mnemonics for suborn

  • (Tag: ) sub+porn = to force someone to see porn is unlawful

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  • (Tag: ) break it as SU+BORN.change born to burn (Sanskrit) su(meaning good) + (English) burn i.e., burn good (truth).i.e., order someone to burn the truth i.e., tell lies.

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  • (Tag: pregnancy, gujarati) sex determination of child in womb is unlawful.. but people try to persuade doctors to do it asking SU(what in gujju) born ?? :/

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  • (Tag: ) SUBORN=SUB(sab in hindi)+ORN(ornaments) ... all pple not having enuf pay wear ornaments taking bribe or similar stuff... ALITER: SAB witness ko ORNaments distribute karna as bribe..

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  • (Tag: ) It is easy to SUBORN SUBORDINATES.

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  • (Tag: ) in the movie BOURNE IDENTITY. The CIA suborns Jason Bourne to be an assassin.

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  • (Tag: lang) suborn sounds like sworn..so it's the opposite of sworn i.e perjury which is making false statements under oath.

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  • (Tag:  ) consider a mother's child was stolen from her at his birth. the nurse is asked to suborn by the rascal who stole him from her :(

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  • (Tag: ) suborn == sub + orn , suburbs people are easily persuaded to act unlawfully to get ornaments.

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  • (Tag: ) Real history of word: SUBORN = SUB + ORN SUB = lower ORN = ornaments lower some one by giving arguments so to induce them to do some false.

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  • (Tag: English) Terrorist Organizations PERSUADE its militants by telling them"U are BORN for our nation" go fight fot it.

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  • (Tag: english) suborn;show ornate things and induce subordinate into commiting crime.

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  • (Tag: ) latin sub- "secretly" ornare "equip" . Ganster equipped your home completely when you lied in court

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  • (Tag: ) Suborn is giving bribe..its usually the stubborn ppl who don't do the work and we may hav to SUBORN(bribe) dem to get our work done

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  • (Tag: ) su + born ~my friend sushant is known for lying especially under oath (perjury)

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