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Meanings of marital in anglès
Of, or relating to marriage, or the relationship of spouses.
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Examples for "married"
Examples for "married"
1
French law currently allows assisted reproduction for married couples with infertility problems.
2
The former South African president married three times and fathered six children.
3
It's just the right sort of practice for a young married doctor.
4
Or was your question a subtle way of asking whether I'm married?
5
The father had married a second time & lived in great comfort.
1
Social precedent, the value in the matrimonial market, all rest upon it.
2
Parents are greatly at fault in the issues of the matrimonial market.
3
The price of Circassian skins has gone up in the matrimonial slave-market.
4
Especially is this caution necessary in the case of a matrimonial engagement.
5
But we shall have a third couple yoked in the matrimonial chain.
1
Cromwell: They certainly can have visitors, but there are no conjugal visits.
2
It's supposed to be for purposes that are yes, conjugal…but also procreative.
3
But this authority, which still exists in India, is not merely conjugal.
4
The materials were those which are devoted to the deepest conjugal grief.
5
The conjugal affection which replaces it is built on quite other foundations.
1
Under current law, even state-married gay couples don't have those spousal exemptions.
2
She has requested spousal support and joint custody of all four children.
3
The single payout will forfeit any ongoing spousal support from the baller.
4
She has requested spousal support and joint custody of all their children.
5
The rest were refused mainly because they were not on spousal visas.
1
There are no vulgar connubial prejudices in the pure atmosphere of art.
2
Boys who marry young derive but little enjoyment from the connubial state.
3
But it's when the Parliamentary voting is on comes the connubial pull.
4
To dream of the new year, signifies prosperity and connubial anticipations.
5
Small excitements are all that are necessary to fan the true connubial flame.
Usage of marital in anglès
1
A common form of violence in the family unit is marital rape.
2
Research shows relationship satisfaction drops steadily over time, regardless of marital status.
3
We recently received a new video on marital fidelity in the store.
4
A new study says sharing housework is the cornerstone of marital stability.
5
Conclusion: Medication adherence mediated the relationship between marital status and event-free survival.
6
The midlife rate of marital separation, divorce, and vocational change confirms this.
7
Despite his long-standing marital problems, Salvador seemed oddly gloomy without her around.
8
I will see his daughter shaken free of all prospective marital shackles.
9
You enter some of your information like marital status income and dependents.
10
When Felder first started out, marital law was not a respectable profession.
11
I tell her of Robyn's rescue but leave out my marital issues.
12
Weeping softly, she tells the fortune teller that she has marital problems.
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What's that all about? He knew more than anyone about marital stress.
14
After adjustment for living arrangements, the gender difference by marital status disappeared.
15
Working separately has, they say, been no bad thing for marital harmony.
16
Construction pay-packets help to build marital homes for rural sons and daughters.
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Marital through the time
Marital across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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