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Meanings of conjugal in English
Portuguese
conjugal Of, or relating to marriage, or the relationship of spouses.
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Usage of conjugal in English
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.
6
The composition is the apotheosis of domestic comfort, conjugal peace, and gluttony.
7
The voice of parental and conjugal tenderness was silent in the grave!
8
He returned to the conjugal chamber and allowed himself to be nursed.
9
At the bottom of this passion for riches conjugal contagion probably lay.
10
Mrs. Vanborough tried to clear the conjugal horizon b y a smile.
11
Than this, the history of kingly conjugal relations has few sadder chapters.
12
A calm but very tender conjugal love sits at this innocent hearth.
13
A conjugal dispute had occurred that morning when Mrs. Jenkins got up.
14
Vivian's mother saw the progress of conjugal discontent with anguish and remorse.
15
It likewise explains his envy of man, especially of his conjugal relations.
16
He had found the conjugal happiness he had never had with Eugenia.
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Conjugal through the time
Conjugal across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common