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Meanings of spousal in English

Portuguese
nupcial
Spanish
nupcial

Of or relating to a wedding.

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nupcial

Of, or relating to marriage, or the relationship of spouses.

Relation.

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Usage of spousal in English
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Under current law, even state-married gay couples don't have those spousal exemptions.
Reuters
2
She has requested spousal support and joint custody of all four children.
Reuters
3
The single payout will forfeit any ongoing spousal support from the baller.
Ebony
4
She has requested spousal support and joint custody of all their children.
Reuters
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The rest were refused mainly because they were not on spousal visas.
The Guardian
6
Violence against women and impunity in spousal abuse remained widespread, the study said.
Reuters
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The GPO can result in even sharper cuts to spousal and survivor benefits.
Reuters
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She is also seeking spousal support from the former Boston Celtic.
Ebony
9
Results: The patients with a spousal donor had worse HLA matching.
Pubmed
10
Background: Domestic spousal violence against women has far-reaching mental health implications.
Pubmed
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Aims: To determine the association of domestic spousal violence with poor mental health.
Pubmed
12
But this wasn't recent, some spousal dust-up or a kiddie-fiddler hiding his shame.
Demon bound
13
A poll would surely tell him that news of spousal abuse would be fatal.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
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These suggestions emphasized improving community education, spousal communication, and self-evaluation for positive behavior change.
Pubmed
15
On the spousal visa, the applicant can work once they reach the United Kingdom.
The South African
16
Alcoholism, welfare dependency, teen pregnancy, unemployment and spousal abuse all roil in this film.
Reuters
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Translations for spousal
Portuguese
nupcial
Spanish
nupcial
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