1. people who secretly persuade someone to commit perjury or other wrongful acts
Usage: legal term; formal

Examples

• The investigation revealed a network of suborners who had been bribing witnesses.
• Legal authorities arrested several suborners involved in the perjury scheme.
• The court imposed harsh sentences on the suborners of false testimony.
• Prosecutors worked to identify all the suborners in the corruption case.
• The witness protection program was established to shield victims from potential suborners.