suborn
/ˈsʌbɔrn/Definitions
1. verb
to induce or tempt (someone) to commit a crime or do something wrong, typically by offering a bribe or other incentive
“The mayor was accused of trying to suborn a key witness in the investigation.”
2. noun
the act of inducing or tempting (someone) to commit a crime or do something wrong, typically by offering a bribe or other incentive
“The police are investigating the suborn of the city’s top official.”