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Meanings of bridegroom in English
Usage of bridegroom in English
1
The ring is chosen by the bridegroom in consultation with the bride.
2
The bridegroom and bride first entered, the guests following in regular order.
3
The health of the bride and bridegroom was pledged in iced champagne.
4
The young bridegroom abode in the palace one hundred and one weeks.
5
The choir is waiting for her; the bridegroom is waiting for her.
6
On the first couch lay the bridegroom, and Psyche in his bosom.
7
At the altar, the bridegroom receives the bride, and the ceremony begins.
8
The bridegroom was required to walk through the trench to the river.
9
At once the bridegroom despatched the news to his family and friends.
10
He must remain my bridegroom until tranquillity is re-established in the country.
11
Of the couple coming next, the bridegroom is known to the reader.
12
My felicitations to the bridegroom on the possession of so many charms.
13
Today I will meet the Nile like a bride to a bridegroom.
14
His voice was firm; his manner that of a very circumspect bridegroom.
15
The bridegroom at her side wore a red uniform and many decorations.
16
In the bridegroom's hand, I see it now, a short bronze knife.
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Bridegroom through the time
Bridegroom across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare