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adulterous

[uh-duhl-ter-uhs] / əˈdʌl tər əs /


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Cook’s Tom Ripley-like story — and the wary narrator’s retelling of it — is loaded with fateful encounters, hidden agendas, shrouded identities, adulterous betrayals and brushes with death.

From Washington Post

Her mother has recently died; she’s separated from her adulterous husband and sleeps in “sexless pajamas … facing the space my husband once occupied”; her workaholic adult daughter may or may not be struggling with bulimia.

From New York Times

We learn, through liberal quotation of Hardwick’s unpublished letters, how deeply she suffered through Lowell’s manic episodes, hospitalizations and adulterous love affairs.

From New York Times

McGregor said he worked hard at evoking characters in “Inferno,” which has 13 musical vignettes, portraying different groups of sinners: adulterous lovers, hypocrites, thieves, gluttons and Satan, among others.

From New York Times

More problematic still is a corny story line in which Theo suspects that the lead neurologist might be carrying on some kind of adulterous affair with his dead wife’s brain print.

From Washington Post