matrimony / ˈmæ trəˌmoʊ ni /

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matrimony 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural mat·ri·mo·nies for 2.

  1. the state of being married; marriage: He was married in 1870 and lived in matrimony 12 years.
  2. the rite, ceremony, or sacrament of marriage: The priest has united them in the bonds of holy matrimony.

matrimony 近义词

n. 名词 noun

being joined in marriage

更多matrimony例句

  1. In the movie’s early scenes, she’s a saucy seductress, a good girl who wants to have fun—within the bounds of holy matrimony, of course.
  2. Billie Holliday was united in matrimony with trombonist Jimmy Monroe in Elkton in 1941 just before they joined Lionel Hampton’s band.
  3. The self-proclaimed ‘marriage capital of the world’ gets on board with same-sex matrimony.
  4. So who better to join you in holy matrimony and on that trip around the world?
  5. Potential recruits are told their main role in the Islamic revolution will be through matrimony and childbearing, not martyrdom.
  6. She uses the celebrations of holy matrimony as a way to chronicle her own relationships, both romantic and platonic.
  7. Lucy Scholes on what they reveal about matrimony today—and their literary ancestors.
  8. Perhaps you may think such a frame of mind naturally leads a man to the consideration of matrimony.
  9. The danger with long engagements is that they often do not end in matrimony, and in such a case a young girl's future is blighted.
  10. They had entered into matrimony without having had their attention drawn to the ways in which a home can, and should, be managed.
  11. We make the profession of teacher a stop-gap for girls between the normal school and matrimony.
  12. "Because my experience of matrimony has been any thing but pleasant already," responded the orphan.