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Meanings of criminal conversation in English

Portuguese
fornicação
Catalan
adulteri
Spanish
fornicación
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Extramarital sex that willfully and maliciously interferes with marriage relations.

fornicação
Usage of criminal conversation in English
1
Surely criminal conversation could be interpreted as something else, just as infidelity required more than words.
The devil she knows
2
His lawyers, however, attempted to prove criminal conversation, in hopes of extorting money from my lover.
The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle
3
The report went also, that Antipater had criminal conversation with Pheroras's wife, and that they were brought together by Antipater's mother.
Antiquities of the Jews
4
I have seen him do it; I have caught him in criminal conversation with a pen and a sheet of paper; bottle at hand-
Twenty-One Days in India, or, the Tour Of Sir Ali Baba K.C.B.; a...
5
Salome also added somewhat further against Joseph, though it was no more than a calumny, that he had often had criminal conversation with Mariamne.
Antiquities of the Jews
6
"On the grounds of having held criminal conversation..."
The devil she knows
7
His 2002 installation Gallantry and Criminal Conversation (2002), composed of mannequins and a suspended carriage, won him international acclaim.
The Guardian
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Translations for criminal conversation
Catalan
adulteri