1. a person who induces another to commit perjury or other unlawful acts
Usage: legal

Examples

• The prosecutor charged him as a suborner of witnesses.
• The court found evidence that the defendant was a suborner who had paid for false testimony.
• As a suborner, she faced serious criminal charges for tampering with witnesses.
• The investigation revealed a network of suborners working to obstruct justice.
• Legal experts testified about the methods used by the suborner to influence witnesses.
• The suborner’s scheme unraveled when one witness confessed to lying under oath.