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Meanings of matrimonial in English
Usage of matrimonial in English
1
Social precedent, the value in the matrimonial market, all rest upon it.
2
Parents are greatly at fault in the issues of the matrimonial market.
3
The price of Circassian skins has gone up in the matrimonial slave-market.
4
Especially is this caution necessary in the case of a matrimonial engagement.
5
But we shall have a third couple yoked in the matrimonial chain.
6
The matrimonial shadow was more alluring to Alençon than the Netherland bone.
7
The children-theyare the pivot about which all matrimonial controversies should turn.
8
Account of a matrimonial altercation, and of the arrival of Lady Olivia.
9
The marriage-ceremony embraced an oath not to contract any other matrimonial alliance.
10
Of course she had been accused a dozen times of matrimonial prospects.
11
For each costume she had devised a suitable form of matrimonial refusal.
12
He confided all his matrimonial plans to an old friend of Mme.
13
To speak of him as a matrimonial possibility is to talk irresponsibly.
14
His housekeeper suspected him of matrimonial designs, and perhaps she was right.
15
The Prussian war, of course, suspended all such plans, pecuniary and matrimonial.
16
Their matrimonial bickerings, however, were not so soon to reach their climax.
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Translations for matrimonial
Catalan
Spanish
Matrimonial through the time
Matrimonial across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common