corespondent

/koʊrɪˈspɑndənt/
noun
  1. A person accused of having committed adultery with the spouse of someone who is filing for divorce.
    • Being named a corespondent can be embarrassing and legally complicated.
    • The lawyer questioned the corespondent about the alleged affair.
    • In the divorce case, the wife named her neighbor as the corespondent.
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