WordNet
n. sexual intercourse between individuals who are not married to one another [syn: free love]
Wikipedia
Extramarital sex occurs when a married person engages in sexual activity with someone other than his or her spouse. From a different perspective, it also applies to a single person having sex with a married person. Engagement in extramarital sex has been associated with individuals who have a higher libido (sex drive) than their partner.
Where extramarital sexual relations breach a sexual norm, it may also be referred to as adultery (sexual acts between a married person and a person other than the spouse), fornication (sexual acts between unmarried people), philandery, or infidelity. These terms may also carry moral or religious consequences in civil or religious law.4?
Usage examples of "extramarital sex".
In contrast, the motivation of a woman participating in extramarital sex is more often self-reported as marital dissatisfaction.
We read of George Conway, one of the lawyers who played a crucial role in pushing Paula Jones's story, admitting that privately he didn't believe Jones's allegation at all but that her case must be pressed nonetheless because the point was to force a situation in which Clinton would have to lie under oath about extramarital sex.
The thought of journalists as moral arbiters in the field of extramarital sex is repugnant.
A bit on the side was one thing, but no fleeting episode of extramarital sex would be allowed in any way to threaten his domestic tranquillity.
The thought of the only possible consummation for the love between Charles and Leah sickened her, not because she had any outdated qualms about extramarital sex, but because this relationship only degraded the girl, emphasizing her status as a piece of property.
No drinking, no smoking, no caffeine, prayer five times a day, and no extramarital sex.