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Meanings of re-marriage in English
Spanish
segundas nupcias Second or subsequent marriage, after earlier marriage(s) have ended.
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Usage of re-marriage in English
1
It was plain that the man knew nothing of her intended re-marriage.
2
Some analysts have spoken of a possible re-marriage with state-owned Belaruskali.
3
Some people still think that divorce and re-marriage is shocking.
4
Therefore, the Taoiseach does not uphold our Constitution with respect to marriage, divorce or re-marriage.
5
I suppose you didn't consider the late Mrs. Bastin's views on the subject of re-marriage.
6
Still in deference to the Cumberland prejudice, the re-marriage of Ethel Thorne took place very quietly.
7
She married again in the next year, her re-marriage having been earnestly desired by her subjects.
8
It was in her presence, at Kew, that a royal marriage and re-marriage were celebrated that day.
9
It was like a sort of re-marriage.
10
Minor degrees of unworthiness may entitle the innocent party to a legal separation, but without the power of re-marriage.
11
You can set your mind at ease, for nothing is further from the thoughts of Lady Greendale than re-marriage.
12
In the event of her re-marriage, Mr. Wrybolt's responsibility came to an end, a circumstance very pleasing to Lashmar.
13
Has the objection Paulina makes to his re-marriage such a cause or is it a necessity of the plot?
14
Therefore, it is the Taoiseach's duty to verify the situation regarding marriage and re-marriage that is outlined in our Constitution.
15
By the law of God it could not be so annulled as to permit of the re-marriage of the parties.
16
Henry writes to my aunt Katherine, the widow of the traitorous Duke of Buckingham, and tells her to prepare for re-marriage.
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