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Meanings of married partners in English
Two people who are married to each other.
Synonyms
Examples for "partners"
Examples for "partners"
1
Four of those cases involved domestic violence victims fleeing their abusive partners.
2
Ireland would work with its EU partners in finding a way forward.
3
Second: People tend to form unions with partners with similar credit scores.
4
Network partners are already lamenting the possible loss of important research data.
5
Multiple pharmaceutical companies and countries, including China, are also courting international partners.
1
They need to think about finding wives in a few years, right?
2
It is important that the wives know their place in this house.
3
Consequently, the job of leading the family often falls on their wives.
4
Both men's wives also appeared in court to accept the bail conditions.
5
Polygamy, for example, was common and wives remained in their father's households.
1
In a city this size, every year, hundreds of husbands walk away.
2
Now they knew for certain how their dear young husbands had perished.
3
What about the husbands who subject their partners to sustained, routine abuse?
4
The pictures of their husbands and children were, of course, beyond reproach.
5
Aye indeed; he can create-widows; for he has all the husbands killed.
1
The sponsors included the local commandante and a married couple from Austria.
2
We are a married couple, both old-age pensioners, with four grown-up children.
3
The billing and cooing of the newly- married couple filled him with horror.
4
EBONY obtained an exclusive clip of a disagreement among the married couple.
5
Several people told him they had become something like a married couple.
1
I think that in the end they will become man and wife.
2
Lee and Marina had been man and wife for exactly nineteen days.
3
Tehlu said that the man and wife were each other's fitting punishment.
4
The man and wife were at ease and had each an appetite.
5
The relation of man and wife is purely a matter of convenience.
1
After the ceremony the clergyman retires, and the wedded pair receive congratulations.
2
The night about the newly- wedded pair was one great din and flutter.
3
But the newly wedded pair seemed to listen as from a distance.
4
The departure of the newly wedded pair is on the order already indicated.
5
The wedded pair left early, and immediately afterwards the guests began to disperse.
1
The bodies of the wife and husband, both Muslims, were immediately buried.
2
There is nothing else to tell, even when you know wife and husband.
3
If we'd managed to get with child, we'd have been wife and husband.
4
Sometimes the greeting between wife and husband was only cordial or painfully awkward.
5
The wife and husband are thrown together to bring about once more the same condition.
1
The messengers had now taken their leave from thence, from wives and men.
1
The cab started on its journey; husband and wife preserving absolute silence.
2
The husband and wife lived together in a relationship of complete negation.
3
But the countenances of husband and wife bore the stamp of happiness.
4
The love of husband and wife is the most holy we know.
5
The gesture was an unmistakable one, and touched the husband and wife.
Usage of married partners in English
1
Thence come apparent love, friendship, and favor between married partners, n. 278.
2
This accounts for the joyless, pleasureless life of many married partners.
3
Marriage also induces other forms in the souls and minds of married partners, n. 192.
4
There are various similitudes and dissimilitudes, both internal and external, with married partners, n. 227.
5
Of external causes of cold the third is, a striving for preeminence between married partners, n. 248.
6
The moment two married partners begin the work of coercion and punishment, that moment love begins to fail.
7
Wisdom and love are married partners.
8
They did not even show that fondness for each other which is so beautiful a trait in young married partners.
9
Love truly conjugial may exist with one of the married partners, and not at the same time with the other, n. 226.
10
To what has been above related concerning the state of married partners after death, it may be expedient to add the following circumstances.
11
That the communications of love and its delights between married partners are effected by the sense of the touch has been occasionally proved above.
12
The love of infants and children is different with spiritual married partners from what it is with natural, n. 405-407.
13
If the union be harmonious-internallyso, I mean-peace, joy, interior delight will go on, finding daily increase-ifinharmonious, eternal discord will curse the married partners.
14
Jealousy, with married partners who do not love each other, is grounded in several causes; arising in some instances from various mental weaknesses, n. 373-375.
15
Married partners, according to these conjunctions, become one man more and more, n. 177.
16
Married partners, who have lived in truly conjugial love, are not separated in the death of one of them.
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Translations for married partners
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