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Meanings of bigamy in English
Usage of bigamy in English
1
The Carmelites will not receive a married woman; it would be bigamy.
2
Another complained that his mother-in-law had put him in jail for bigamy.
3
Adultery, bigamy, swearing, fighting and drinking were the order of the day.
4
No, not that kind of registry-office; I'm not about to commit bigamy.
5
If we had married, I suppose I would be guilty of bigamy.
6
If so he's committed bigamy, and so much the worse for him.
7
That would be bigamy; she must choose between a husband and a nunnery.
8
He did not turn a deaf ear even to the proposal of bigamy.
9
The Archdeacon subsequently married, or rather became guilty of ecclesiastical bigamy.
10
And I had Mormon ancestors who were imprisoned for consensual bigamy.
11
There could only have been one title for David Cross's bigamy comedy, though.
12
I grieve to tell you that our deceased friend committed bigamy.
13
Of course it's bigamy; but still he's very young; and she's very pretty.
14
She next became an actress, after having been tried for bigamy and acquitted.
15
Can't ask the gent to go abroad and condone a bigamy.
16
Failing this, she may be able to prove either bigamy or incestuous adultery.
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Translations for bigamy
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