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marriage
noun as in legal joining of two people; a union
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Example Sentences
I’m looking for a financial planner, marriage counselor and, possibly, a divorce attorney.
Still, the financial strain stemming from the uninsured losses related to the RV repairs and storage-unit damage affected her marriage.
Divorce, obviously, puts a spanner in the works — and two divorces means two spanners — but you’ve managed to come out of those marriages financially intact.
It sounded peaceful and painful: an old man reminiscing after 50 years of marriage.
“Right now, there’s this terrible disincentive for self-improvement and for marriage. If you marry and have two incomes, you pay more in rent.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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