The word "philandering" means to engage in casual or fleeting romantic relationships with multiple people, often without being committed or faithful. Full definition
As for the family they traumatize, in place of the stable unit from the original film, screenwriters Lawrence Konner and Mark Rosenthal (working from Hayes» 1955 screenplay) substitute one fractured by the extramarital affair of philandering husband Tim Cornell (Anthony Hopkins), who's initially less welcome in his former home than its scuzzball invaders. (thedissolve.com)
Professors James and Alice Boyack of Philander Smith made philosophical issues concrete, and I wrote several papers on the problem of evil and suffering. (religion-online.org)
In three mysteries set in the late 19th and early 20th centuries — an era full of misconceptions about «the fairer sex» — women of action match wits with philandering villains, escaped cons and dodgy doctors. (bookpage.com)