/sʌˈbɔːnˈ/ – verb
Definition: 1. mua chuộc, đút lót;
2. xúi giục phạm tội (nhất là làm chứng gian).
A more thorough explanation: In legal terms, “suborn” means to induce or persuade someone to commit an unlawful act, such as perjury or bribery. It involves enticing or influencing someone to engage in illegal behavior.
Example: The defendant was charged with attempting to suborn a witness to provide false testimony in court.