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Often used in the same context:
matrimony,
divorce,
wed,
remarriage,
nuptials,
monogamy,
mariage,
cohabitation,
couples,
betrothal,
wedlock,
newlyweds,
bachelorhood,
matrimonial,
solemnisation,
bride,
romance,
prenup,
infidelity,
elopement,
serial monogamy,
loveless,
polygamy,
unfaithfulness,
weddings,
divorcees,
parenthood,
fatherhood,
adultery,
solemnization,
alimony,
polyandry,
marries,
procreative,
relationship,
decree absolute,
platonic,
bigamy,
spouse,
estrangement,
honeymoon,
connubial,
spinsterhood,
chastity,
annulment,
premarital,
wife,
fiancee,
remarries,
courtship,
sex,
fiance,
celibacy,
heterosexuality,
coverture,
surrogacy,
celibate,
exes,
officiant,
childbearing,
splitsville,
decree nisi,
virginity,
lovebirds,
hetero,
stepparent,
lovemaking,
husbands,
pregnancy,
soulmate,
fianc,
motherhood,
soul mate,
palimony,
marrieds,
homosexual,
widowhood,
banns,
gay,
hubby,
polygyny,
breakup,
beau,
ordination,
friendship,
homosexuality,
consecration,
filiation,
girlfriend,
intercourse,
singleness,
marital status,
boyfriend,
daughters,
cuckoldry,
domesticity,
companionate,
sexlessness,
bridezilla,
indissolubility,
consenting adult,
exwife,
marriages,
inauguration,
baptism,
coronation,
reincarnation,
advent,
appointment,
election,
incarnation,
wedding,
absolution,
adulthood,
apostasy,
marital,
nuptial,
prenuptial,
riage,
unworkable,
customary,
bridewealth,
conjugal,
excise,
insurance,
medicare,
covenant,
employment,
executory,
lending,
monogamous,
tenurial
More specific:
bigamy,
bridal,
civil marriage,
common-law marriage,
endogamy,
espousal,
exogamy,
inmarriage,
intermarriage,
love match,
marriage of convenience,
misalliance,
monandry,
monogamousness,
monogamy,
monogyny,
polyandry,
polygamy,
polygyny,
remarriage
Appears in the definition of:
.,
abandon,
adamantly,
adultery,
affiance,
affinal,
affine,
affinity,
alienation of affection,
alliance,
ally,
antenuptial,
aragon,
arranged,
bachelorhood,
banns,
bastardization,
betray,
betroth,
better half,
bigamous,
bond,
breach of promise,
bride,
bridegroom,
brother-in-law,
case,
celebration,
change,
cheat,
cheat on,
civil marriage,
civil union,
clan,
common-law marriage,
companionate,
completed,
concord,
congratulation,
conjoin,
conjugal,
connubial,
consummation,
court,
courting,
courtship,
criminal conversation,
cuckold,
demeter,
disavow,
dish,
dissolution of marriage,
dissolve,
dissolved,
divorce,
divorced,
divorcement,
divorce court,
doubt,
dower,
dowery,
dowry,
duchess of windsor,
duke of windsor,
edward viii,
eleanor of aquitaine,
endogamy,
engage,
espouse,
exogamy,
family relationship,
ferdinand the catholic,
ferdinand v,
fornication,
fortune hunter,
get hitched with,
get married,
give away,
groom,
half-brother,
hasty,
honeymoon,
hook up with,
hope chest,
hubby,
husband,
hymen,
hymeneal,
hymeneals,
in-law,
inmarriage,
institution,
intention,
interfaith,
intermarriage,
isabella i,
isabella the catholic,
jointure,
juno,
kamasutra,
kin,
kindred,
kinship,
kinship by marriage,
kinship group,
kin group,
left-handed,
legal jointure,
loveless,
lover,
love match,
maiden name,
marital,
marriageability,
marriage brokerage,
marriage mart,
marriage offer,
marriage of convenience,
marriage proposal,
married,
married man,
married person,
married woman,
marry,
match,
mate,
mated,
mateless,
matrimonial,
matrimony,
mennonitism,
mesalliance,
misalliance,
mishpachah,
mishpocha,
misogamist,
misogamy,
mixed marriage,
monogamous,
morganatic,
mrs. simpson,
muddle,
nuptials,
open marriage,
partner,
plight,
postnuptial,
premarital,
prenuptial,
property settlement,
proposal,
proposal of marriage,
propose,
question,
related,
relation,
relationship,
relative,
relative-in-law,
remove,
salvageable,
secret,
separate,
serious,
shaky,
sigeh,
simpson,
splice,
split up,
spousal,
spouse,
stepbrother,
stepchild,
stepdaughter,
stepfather,
stepmother,
stepparent,
stepson,
suit,
suspiciousness,
tellus,
tie,
tied,
tribe,
unconsummated,
unconventional,
undomesticated,
unengaged,
unpledged,
unpromised,
vulgarize,
wallis warfield simpson,
wallis warfield windsor,
wander,
wed,
wedded,
wedding,
wedding ceremony,
wedding chest,
wife,
wooing
More general:
family,
family unit,
marital status,
rite,
ritual,
union
Synonyms:
man and wife,
marriage ceremony,
married couple,
matrimony,
union,
wedding,
wedlock
Also try:
— Nouns for marriage:
contract,
customs,
mode,
ceremonies,
feast,
settlements,
contracts,
rate,
laws,
counseling,
ring,
more...
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