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Meanings of nuptial in English
Of or relating to a wedding.
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Usage of nuptial in English
1
At the opening of the fifth act we witness the nuptial fêtes.
2
Meantime the squaws pitched the nuptial tent, and prepared the bridal ornaments.
3
Take nuptial torches and let all rejoice and join in our songs.
4
The more important portion of the nuptial ceremonies were performed at night.
5
Let the banns be called and I will compose a nuptial song.
6
Premonition whispered that even among the nuptial gayeties there might be danger.
7
I saw them through the churchyard pass, but such a nuptial train
8
Under these circumstances it was not possible to have a nuptial mass.
9
Extravagance is to be regarded as vulgarity and ignorance of nuptial proprieties.
10
Cake and wine, as nuptial refreshments, may thus claim a venerable antiquity.
11
They were programmed to mate during nuptial flights away from the nest.
12
Let your nuptial hymns, your nuptial songs, greet him and his Basileia!
13
The baggage already filled the house in the Avenue Montaigne, their nuptial mansion.
14
The day was fair, the wind favourable; all smiled on our nuptial embarkation.
15
I have the privilege of the Christian name on the nuptial-day.
16
With a new nuptial season bursting into flower, I've been thinking about weddings.
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