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Meanings of unmarried in English
Usage of unmarried in English
1
This is partly caused by the greater economic problems among the unmarried.
2
Government family planning programmes have policies against supplying condoms to unmarried people.
3
An unidentified official told the newspaper both men were unmarried American citizens.
4
They were, of course, in due time married off, or remained unmarried.
5
He died unmarried, in the year 1797, at the age of eighty.
6
A number of the traveling men who passed through were surely unmarried.
7
Most of their patrons were sailors far from home, or unmarried dockworkers.
8
He was 33, unmarried, and so far had enjoyed the time off.
9
The eldest unmarried lady of the family always occupied the white suite.
10
No one talks about the number of unmarried fathers in the country.
11
I believe so; at least my father and my three unmarried sisters.
12
Every unmarried female in the place went for him with one accord.
13
The other daughter was unmarried and bore the auspicious name of Charlotte.
14
She was placed with her aunt Stephanette de Romanie; and died unmarried.
15
My porter has lost his wife and child; his cousin is unmarried.
16
The married women associate with the unmarried mothers of families without scruple.
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Unmarried through the time
Unmarried across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common