a married couple.
Married life has many rewards.
SYNONYM(S): connubial, matrimonial.newly marrieds.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
un|mar|ried — «uhn MAR eed», adjective. not married; single. SYNONYM(S): unwed … Useful english dictionary
ried — ar·mo·ried; ber·ried; cen·tu·ried; fac·to·ried; for·wea·ried; his·to·ried; hur·ried·ly; ivo·ried; mar·ried·ly; mem·o·ried; nec·ta·ried; prai·ried; prom·on·to·ried; quar·ried; sal·a·ried; ser·ried; sher·ried; un·wea·ried·ness; sto·ried;… … English syllables
mar — al·me·mar; an·thra·co·mar·ti; ar·mar·i·um; bo·mar·ea; cal·a·mar·i·a·ce·ae; car·mar·then·shire; col·mar; co·mar·ca; com·pri·mar·io; con·val·la·mar·in; cu·cu·mar·ia; dam·mar; dec·u·mar·ia; de·mar·cate; de·mar·ca·tion; de·mar·ca·tor;… … English syllables
Ried im Innkreis — Ried im Innkreis … Deutsch Wikipedia
un·mar·ried — /ˌʌnˈmerid/ adj : not married an unmarried couple who are living together an unmarried [=single] man/woman … Useful english dictionary
re|mar|ry — «ree MAR ee», transitive verb, intransitive verb, mar|ried, mar|ry|ing. to marry again: »Widows might remarry if they liked (Frederic W. Farrar). His property was confiscated and his wife remarried to another (George Grote) … Useful english dictionary
in|ter|mar|ry — «IHN tuhr MAR ee», intransitive verb, ried, ry|ing. 1. to become connected by marriage, as of families, tribes, or religious or racial groups: »The families of the old town have intermarried for generations. 2. to marry within the family or with… … Useful english dictionary
un|mar|ry — «uhn MAR ee», verb, ried, ry|ing. –v.t. to dissolve the marriage of; divorce. –v.i. to become freed from a marriage … Useful english dictionary
marriedly — mar·ried·ly … English syllables
married — mar|ried W2S2 [ˈmærid] adj 1.) having a husband or a wife ▪ Are you married or single? ▪ They ve been married for eight years. ▪ Married men earn 70 percent more than single men. married to ▪ Nicole is married to my brother. ▪ We re getting… … Dictionary of contemporary English
