Conjugal

Pronunciation: /ˈkɑndʒəɡəl/

Definitions of conjugal

adjective relating to marriage or the relationship between a married couple

Example Sentences

A1 Marriage is a conjugal relationship between two people.

A2 They had a conjugal visit at the prison.

B1 The couple enjoyed their conjugal bliss on their honeymoon.

B2 The judge ruled in favor of conjugal rights for the married couple.

C1 The lawyer specialized in cases involving conjugal property disputes.

C2 The royal family's conjugal ties were closely scrutinized by the media.

Examples of conjugal in a Sentence

formal The couple decided to seek counseling to improve their conjugal relationship.

informal They are enjoying their conjugal bliss after finally tying the knot.

slang Their conjugal life is lit, they are #relationshipgoals.

figurative The alliance between the two countries was described as a conjugal partnership.

Grammatical Forms of conjugal

• past tense: conjugated
• plural: conjugal
• comparative: more conjugal
• superlative: most conjugal
• present tense: conjugal
• future tense: will conjugate
• perfect tense: have conjugated
• continuous tense: is conjugating
• singular: conjugal
• positive degree: conjugal
• infinitive: to conjugate
• gerund: conjugating
• participle: conjugated

Origin and Evolution of conjugal

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'conjugal' originated from the Latin word 'conjugalis', which is derived from 'conjugare' meaning 'to join together'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the relationship between husband and wife, the meaning of 'conjugal' has evolved to encompass any relationship or activity related to marriage or the marital bond.