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Adulteration, n. Debasement, corruption, deterioration, sophistication, etc. See adulterate. Adulterous, a. Guilty of adultery, committing adultery, advouteous, impure, debased, illicit, spurious, corrupt, unchaste, rakish, dissolute. Adultery, n. Violation of the marriage-bed, infidelity, breaking of the marriage-vows, advoutry, criminal conversation, crim. con. Adumbrate, v. a.
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