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Meanings of more married in English

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Usage of more married in English
1
The more married men you have, the less crime there will be.
Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary
2
I'm no more married to Sara than a nurse to her patient.
Still Jim
3
Indeed he was a great deal more married than most people.
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
4
Just as in some ways, she felt more married to Bill.
The kiss
5
I get hit on by more married men than single men.
Ebony
6
I'm no more married to Alice than you are to Gray.
Who Cares? A Story of Adolescence
7
She realized they had spent more married months in trouble than they had happy.
A change in altitude
8
Many more men than women go insane, and many more married men than single men.
In Defense of Women
9
You are no more married than I am!
The Law and the Lady
10
I'm no more married than ever I was!
The Story of Waitstill Baxter
11
There are only two more married people.
The Adventures of a Special Correspondent Among the Various Race...
12
He was more married to Brigitte than he was to her, or so it seemed to Marielle.
Danielle Steel
13
She could hardly remember what it was like living with Gordon, she felt far more married to Bill.
The kiss
14
I couldn't be any more married.
A Farewell to Arms
15
While he seemed to be reverting to his bachelor days, he felt more married than ever; he needed these friends to fill the void.
The new yorker
16
What we did was right... it was noble and true, and if more married people did such things, it would be better for them.
The Naturewoman
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