sub·orn 
/səˈboɚn/ verb
sub·orns; sub·orned; sub·orn·ing /səˈboɚn/ verb [+ obj] law 1 : to persuade (someone) to do something illegal (such as to lie in a court of law)
▪ He's accused of suborning a witness. 2 : to get (false testimony) from a witness
▪ The lawyer suborned (false) testimony. ▪ suborn perjury
▪ He's accused of suborning a witness.
▪ The lawyer suborned (false) testimony. ▪ suborn perjury
