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Meanings of bachelorhood in English
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Usage of bachelorhood in English
1
Only now, having met Gwen, Morgan was no longer reconciled to bachelorhood.
2
It seemed to me he'd settled a little too comfortably into bachelorhood.
3
Rejection meant a dark, dreary bachelorhood; success, the crowning of his dearest hopes.
4
He lived on to fifty-eight years of age, in eminent bachelorhood.
5
A half regret crosses their minds for the jolly bachelorhood they have renounced.
6
It was she who insisted that I put an end to my bachelorhood.
7
He figured that unless he stepped in, I'd be destined for eternal bachelorhood.
8
The General had married, in late bachelorhood, a young wife.
9
Bill passed on and donned a bed-tick apron and bachelorhood.
10
At all events, a little golden fragment of bachelorhood remained.
11
She, too, disapproved of Paris and bachelorhood, but she did not love Morella Winmarleigh.
12
Her unpredictable behaviour had probably helped frighten poor old George into a belated bachelorhood.
13
He had played out every disastrous scenario possible in the years of his eternal bachelorhood.
14
She'd picked Frank as the primary target, probably because Robert had already given up bachelorhood.
15
Had he reconsidered, decided to give bachelorhood a try?
16
I wondered if he'd ever give up his bachelorhood.
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