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Meanings of new spouse in English

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Usage of new spouse in English
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He expected to outshine Peter of Navaya, using his new spouse's wealth and power.
Surrender to the will of the night
2
Do you want it to go to your new spouse, to your children, or to both?
BBC
3
The marriage being brought about, the new spouse pleased the company which went to Scarron's house.
Memoirs of Louis XIV and His Court and of the Regency — Volume 1...
4
What matters most isn't where or when you take your honeymoon; it's the quality time with your new spouse.
Jamaica Observer
5
Whatever deficiencies I had to complain of in my new spouse, he was not wanting in point of liberality.
The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle
6
I was a mere bride all this while, and my new spouse strove to make me entirely easy in everything.
The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the Famous Moll Flanders
7
The taxpayer could then arrange joint assessment with the new spouse, while getting tax relief on maintenance payments to the first.
The Irish Times
8
It's worth calling in the professionals for this discussion -especially if there's a significant age gap between you and your new spouse.
The South African
9
No sooner was I at the house of my new spouse, than I perceived that it would be for me a house of mourning.
The Autobiography of Madame Guyon
10
And in France, it's not possible to add the name of a new spouse to a property deed without encountering some tax liability, Foulkes said.
BBC
11
Then we cam back with our new spouses, Dave and Terri.
The new yorker
12
The lovers in attendance bit their seeds finally and then embraced their new spouses.
Book One: Apotheosis
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They're both off finding their 'inner child' -with new spouses half their ages.
Hula Done It?
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Both later acquire new spouses.
The new yorker
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That play concerns a divorced couple who discover they are honeymooning next door to one another with their new spouses.
The Irish Times
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I, for one, think that the heart should receive its new spouses with what alacrity it may, and always with thankfulness.
Castle Richmond
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