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Meanings of remarriage in English
Spanish
segundas nupcias Second or subsequent marriage, after earlier marriage(s) have ended.
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Usage of remarriage in English
1
On divorce: Why do people whose marriages have broken down seek remarriage?
2
She shrank from remarriage; her brother in Germany had told me that.
3
Upon the remarriage of the beneficiary her pension stopped under the law.
4
Now and then one reads of a case of widow-remarriage successfully achieved.
5
So if she finds happiness through remarriage, that will be great.
6
There is fierce traditionalist opposition to softening the line on contraception and remarriage.
7
Real unions were for ever, even though the Church permitted remarriage.
8
He feared now she meant to lose it irrevocably through remarriage.
9
Those who permit remarriage after divorce should admit an error on Jesus' part.
10
This verse shows that during the Vedic period the remarriage of widows was allowed.
11
The new law legalizes remarriage for a widow six months after her husband's death.
12
The struggle over divorce and remarriage centres on two facts.
13
But remarriage was common because the life expectancy after birth was about 35 years.
14
If only divorce and remarriage were ended, the millennium of our fathers would return.
15
In its iridescent irony it also becomes a kaleidoscopic sort of comedy of remarriage.
16
But only a private statute of Parliament could grant a divorce, which allowed remarriage.
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