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Antonija Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Love law breakers

Hi,
Can I use this expression, in an informal text, to refer to adulturers?
Thank you
  

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Antonija Love law breakers Hi, Tony, I never heard the expression. " ? - A.

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AntonijaLove law breakers
Hi, Tony,
I never heard the expression.
Are you sure it's not part of a sentence, such as, "I love law breakers!" ?
- A.
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Yes, it comes in the sentence:

There are places in the town reserved for love law breakers. (in the context of shady places where adulturers can meet without fear of their unlawful relationships being revealed)
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You've taught me a new one. I've never heard the expressions "love law(s)" or "love law breakers."
Is it a translation, by any chance?

- A.

Edit. All the google hits are the sort of use which I suggested -
except for the EF exchange between you and me.
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AvangiI would strongly recommend against using it in the way you suggest.
Likewise.

To refer to a prohibition on adultery as a "love law" is not going to work.
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Thanks to both of you.

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