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Meanings of nuptials in English
A ceremony celebrating the beginning of a marriage, during which the marrying parties exchanges vows.
Usage of nuptials in English
1
The comedy winds up with the epithalamium in honour of the nuptials.
2
The husband thinks of taking another wife; the widow meditates second nuptials.
3
On the contrary, she revealed the sprightliest interest in the coming nuptials.
4
The arrangements were changed subsequently, and the nuptials were solemnized in Munich.
5
On the following day those happy nuptials were celebrated in affectionate intimacy.
6
I knew he was tiptoeing to avoid mention of the upcoming nuptials.
7
No part of me is looking forward to my nuptials with Cormac.
8
Ivy, felicitations on your impending nuptials, but I really must be off.
9
And his former wife didn't hold back, unleashing on the glitzy nuptials.
10
Zelda spoke feelingly of the approaching nuptials of her old school friend.
11
She came gently without any splendid nuptials to the lover of rivers.
12
The nuptials, and declined to consider anything which might interfere with them.
13
Their nuptials were almost as celebrated as those of Peleus and Thetis.
14
This is only a bit of jousting to celebrate his lordship's nuptials.
15
Their nuptials provided a plausible pretext for some like-minded lords to gather.
16
I should have liked to fancy we were here for our nuptials.
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Nuptials across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Rare