Definition of Suborn
successfully influence a person to commit a crime or do something wrong
Examples of Suborn in a sentence
Through her charm and evil ways, a greedy woman might suborn an innocent stranger to kill her husband in order to get her husband’s life insurance money.
Due to the teen’s testimony, this evidence proved in court that the young man did suborn the teenager into committing robbery on his behalf.
After the child was caught with the store’s unpaid clothing in her pocket, she became aware that her friend had suborn her into shoplifting.
Even though most people thought Mary Surratt was involved in Lincoln’s assassination, some believed that others had suborn her unknowingly into the conspiracy.
Once the jailed man realized that his friends did suborn him with committing the house theft, the man decided to retaliate and testify against them.
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