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Meanings of divorced in English

Divorced.

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          1
          He was divorced a few years ago, after seven years of marriage.
          The Guardian
          2
          Apple needs to find a formula divorced from Jobs' persona, observers say.
          Reuters
          3
          Markle's parents split when she was two and divorced five years later.
          The South African
          4
          The Artmans divorced this year after more than 10 years of marriage.
          The Guardian
          5
          Are your parents divorced? She hoped that wasn't too personal a question.
          The secret life of ceecee wilkes
          6
          In August of that year, White's wife of 2 years divorced him.
          The new yorker
          7
          They divorced in 2006, but carried on working in the same building.
          The Guardian
          8
          They separated in April 1992 and were divorced nearly four years later.
          Reuters
          9
          The following year, they welcomed daughter Princess Bajrakitiyabha though divorced in 1993.
          News.com.au
          10
          Two years ago Alice divorced him and remarried a German named Hans.
          The new yorker
          11
          But within weeks they had separated, and were divorced two years later.
          Radio NZ
          12
          We were divorced by the time I was twenty-five, fourteen years ago.
          Sisters
          13
          Erlendur was roughly 50, divorced many years earlier, a father of two.
          Tainted blood
          14
          In some cases, couples divorced to find a way around buying restrictions.
          Reuters
          15
          The second, English fashion designer Georgina Chapman, divorced him following the scandal.
          The South African
          16
          And yet, I think Georgetown probably extends benefits to their divorced employees.
          The new yorker
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