adulterously

If many felt the same, they probably weren't - unlike Newt - adulterously sleeping with a member of their own staff at the time.

But in this case all the females would be taken, while some male or males would have to marry adulterously - thereby forfeiting their estates.

John married Joan of Bar but lived adulterously with Maud de Nereford from a village near Castle Acre in Norfolk.

If there were too many females, it was not serious, since the estate merged with that of the male, and the clone of a male could not marry adulterously while any female estate remained unattached.

Both of them have psychotic interludes, occurring after particularly stress-loaded incidents, both are in guilt-producing situations (Lancelot doubly so, since he has inadvertently betrayed the woman he adulterously loves) and both, in losing their reason, lose their humanity.

With the witnesses watching, Abivard passed Frada the pebbles, saying, "To my brother I commit these, and give him my proxy to use them to divorce any wife of mine who adulterously gets herself with child while I am gone from the stronghold."

And if they are over a certain age, they probably also think of one of the most indelible Hollywood images of the last 40 years: a thickly made-up Elizabeth Taylor in a huge square wig and clunky gold necklace, canoodling adulterously with Richard Burton, the man who twice became her real-life husband.