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Meanings of wed in English

Portuguese
quarta-feira
Catalan
dimecres
Spanish
miércoles

The fourth day of the week; the third working day.

quarta-feira
Portuguese
casar-se
Catalan
casar-se
Spanish
enlazarse

Take in marriage.

casar-se
Portuguese
casar
Spanish
casar

Perform a marriage ceremony.

casar

Having been taken in marriage.

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Usage of wed in English
1
She also confirmed the two are set to wed later this year.
Ebony
2
Union and Wade wed in August 2014 and soon experienced fertility issues.
Ebony
3
When we gets home again, will you come an' see us wed?'
The Darkening Sea
4
When Kate wed William, she had been waiting for nine long years.
News.com.au
5
She was young, beautiful, newly-wed to a good man who adored her.
Watcher of the Dead
6
I would have wed her long ago, except she resisted my proposals.
The viking takes a knight
7
It had been over a year since she and Harry had wed.
The distant hours
8
You haven't wed another in that time, so the point is moot.
The notorious scoundrel
9
The event also delivered a candid moment from the soon-to-be-wed royal couple.
News.com.au
10
If we wed in sin, our children must be born in sin.
The Master-Christian
11
Ten years we were wed, or near enough as makes no matter.
A clash of kings
12
I have not wed because the right man never asked me to.
The viking takes a knight
13
If I wed thee we must meet in secret and at night.
Hero Tales and Legends of the Rhine
14
She was false; she deceived me, and now I will wed you.
Tempest and Sunshine
15
To desert was to face death; to remain was to wed dishonor.
Minnie's Sacrifice
16
Hastings is the first to wed, and it changes things between us.
The spurned viscountess
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Translations for wed
Wed through the time
Wed across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common