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Meanings of unmarried people in English
Person not in a marital relationship.
Usage of unmarried people in English
1
Government family planning programmes have policies against supplying condoms to unmarried people.
2
On these occasions the unmarried people meet together and dance and sing in company.
3
He had spoken of immorality between married and unmarried people.
4
Moslem sensibilities would never tolerate two unmarried people living together.
5
The laws being considered by Indonesia's parliament would see unmarried people who have sex jailed.
6
Indeed, she rather inclined to Bacon's opinion, that unmarried people do the best public work.
7
The survey found that female-couple households slightly outnumbered male-couple households among both married and unmarried people.
8
Married and elderly people take precedence over young and unmarried people, in a game of cards.
9
The young and unmarried people, if they have no parents, are divided around among the families.
10
Winding the ropes had been, of old, work for the young unmarried people, laughing and flirting cheerfully.
11
Billed as a celebration of unmarried people, the event is actually a cue for massive online discounting.
12
It also sets out punishment for unmarried people engaging in displays of affection, adulterous relationships and underage sex.
13
Compared to unmarried people, married individuals were about 27% less likely to die from any cause.
14
There were comparatively few unmarried people, and it would seem that bachelors and spinsters were viewed with some suspicion.
15
A quarrel in a private room between two unmarried people can be interpreted in many ways, especially by malicious tongues.
16
The only drawback to the theory is that unmarried people seem each as complete and whole as a married pair.
This collocation consists of:
Unmarried people through the time
Unmarried people across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common