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Meanings of intermarriage in English
Usage of intermarriage in English
1
In many areas there was intermarriage, there was cooperation and mutual respect.
2
If we associate with them familiarly, the natural result will be intermarriage.
3
Probably many of them had been absorbed by intermarriage with the invaders.
4
A couple of generations and a little intermarriage may put things right.
5
And, I presume, also the prohibition of intermarriage between parents and children?
6
Jewish-Arab intermarriage and intimate relations between Israeli Jews and Palestinians are quite rare.
7
Despite decades of intermarriage and assimilation, discrimination remains strong in Hokkaido.
8
By intermarriage the estate passed to the Townshends, and the late
9
The change in these statistics was due to assimilation through intermarriage.
10
Nor should the bond between the two countries created by intermarriage be overlooked.
11
In cases of intermarriage with foreigners, the children belong to the father's country.
12
They are all related by marriage and intermarriage to the Fresenborgs.
13
Still, intermarriage with the natives would be holding some of them.
14
These are now fixed physical types, which can be modified only by intermarriage.
15
Distinctions offensive to pride, such as laws forbidding intermarriage, are to be avoided.
16
This is a result of the intermarriage of royal families in these later days.
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