Meanings of marriageable men in English

She had looked with critical eyes upon marriageable men.

There will therefore be many million marriageable men in Europe if the war ends in 1917.

What I mean is this that not one woman in a hundred ever marries her first choice among marriageable men.

The error, commonly entertained, that marriageable men and women have nothing to consider except money, station, or social relationships demands correction.

Where they themselves, remarked the marriageable men, would have been ruined, the Comte de Manerville, rich as he was, could evade disaster.

What do you think the girls over there are going to do for husbands, with half the marriageable men either killed or hopelessly damaged?

'Congratulations,' I said; 'you'll be the envy of all the marriageable men in Devonshire.'