Definition: The Greek word for "adultery" appears in Hebrew manuscripts to mean "lying." However, it's important to note that this term has a distinct sense of sexual misconduct versus infidelity. In most Christian traditions, adultery refers to an immoral relationship with another person rather than having sex multiple times. In the context of the Bible, however, the word can refer to the act of taking a third partner for sexual purposes. This could involve giving one's wife or spouse up in order to have sex with someone else, such as if someone is using a power of attorney to have you perform an unnatural act (like having sex with an animal) on your behalf. The precise meaning of "adulterately" can vary depending on the context and the person's intentions. It generally implies that the sexual behavior was done in a manner that was not expected by either party, or at least it was not in accordance with moral norms. In other words, it means the act of taking someone else for sex without their permission. The word is frequently used in Bible passages to express the idea of deceit and exploitation, often as a metaphor for something that would be considered immoral or sinful if its true intentions were known or understood fully.

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