matrimonial

adjmarried

Synonyms for matrimonial

adj married

Antonyms for matrimonial

divorce

Word Origin & History

mid-15c., from Middle French matrimonial (14c.) and directly from Late Latin matrimonialis, from Latin matrimonium (see matrimony). Earlier as a noun meaning "a marriage" (late 15c.). Related: Matrimonially.

Example Sentences for matrimonial

That is the matrimonial one, interrupted he, with a big voice—and to this gentleman.

Had I a slighter notion of the matrimonial duty than I have, perhaps I might.

Let her keep to her own matrimonial projects—if she has any.'

Social precedent, the value in the matrimonial market, all rest upon it.

It is very sure in expectancy, like the making of matrimonial matches.

This they esteem the highest tie, these the holy mysteries, and matrimonial Gods.

And every day fetched Jonadab's bows nigher the matrimonial rocks.

The cousins denied indignantly that he had any matrimonial intention.

Tell me, do they think their matrimonial differences will be adjusted over there, or what?

Their matrimonial arrangements are not made in what we regard as the normal way.

matrimonial

Synonyms for matrimonial

Antonyms for matrimonial

conjugal

connubial

marital

nuptial

spousal

matrimonial

Synonyms for matrimonial

Antonyms for matrimonial

More words related to matrimonial

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