married

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Marriage, cohabitation & other relationships
adulteress
affinal
as husband and wifeidiom
be an itemidiom
be shacked upidiom
have an affair
have something going with someoneidiom
hear wedding bellsidiom
hitched
honest
matrimony
monogamist
monogamous
monogamously
ménage à trois
shack
shack up
situationship
something
together

Examples of matrimonial

matrimonial
A widow owned any land she might have inherited and her part of the matrimonial property, all of which was at her disposal.
The study of the distribution of matrimonial distances is extremely important in the understanding of human population structure.
The analysis of matrimonial distances is, therefore, of considerable importance in the study of human population structure.
As previously mentioned, a strong correlation between age at marriage and matrimonial distance is expected under the model specified by equation (9).
Under this model, a strong correlation between age at marriage and matrimonial distance is expected.
In short, it would appear that the annual standard of living, revealed through the price of grain, plays no part in matrimonial decisions.
People used to ask their opinion on different issues and customs, especially in matrimonial affairs.
The amount of matrimonial migration to a particular distance is assumed to be inversely related to the number of intervening opportunities within that distance.
However, no restriction was placed on the matrimonial distance in the computer model, whereas, in reality, matrimonial distances rarely (if ever) exceed 50-75 miles.
This matrimonial dialogue is important for claims and formation of patriarchal status.
From this analysis of the matrimonial behaviour of one family, we can draw only tentative conclusions.
The existing models of matrimonial migration are reviewed here.
Needless to say, these issues were much more convoluted than mere matrimonial arrangements.
Some salient groups emerge, distinguished by genealogies, matrimonial alliances and so forth.
He portrays a homogeneous society interconnected by tight commercial, judicial, cultural and matrimonial relations.
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