Perjured [adjective]
Definition of Perjured:
perjurious
Sentence/Example of Perjured:
We were right, it seems, in putting some stress on that "perjured" when we first met it.
"You would be perjured in that case, sir," I rejoined, as haughtily.
They are poor, and must be perjured; they are half-famished, and of course they are infamous.
And all this I owe to that false, perjured woman that was my wife, and is your mistress.
Coleman was reported, by a perjured informer, to have asked.
He has made you out to be a perjured, wilful, cruel bigamist.
He said, "He would answer no perjured prelate in the nation."
Perhaps acquitted on a mere technicality of law or a perjured alibi.
He said it the day that perjured villain Pat Murphy killed my magpie.
It is because I perjured my soul, and have perjured my soul to deny it elsewhere, that I now dare to say it!