Marriage Vocabulary

noun a person who is married

verb to enter into a legal marriage with someone

adjective having a spouse or being united in marriage

• The couple got married in a beautiful ceremony.
• They finally tied the knot and got married.
• They decided to take the plunge and get hitched.
• Their businesses merged and got married to create a stronger entity.

noun the state of being married; marriage

• The couple entered into the bonds of matrimony in a beautiful ceremony.
• They finally tied the knot and entered into matrimony.
• They decided to take the plunge and get hitched in matrimony.
• The merger of the two companies was described as a business matrimony.

adjective relating to marriage or weddings

• The nuptial ceremony was held in a grand cathedral.
• Their nuptial celebration was a beautiful and intimate affair.
• They finally tied the knot in a lavish nuptial bash.
• The merger of the two companies was like a nuptial bond, bringing them together in a new partnership.

noun the state of being married; matrimony

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• Marriage is often referred to as the union of two people in wedlock.
• I heard they finally tied the knot and are now in wedlock.
• They're officially hitched and now in wedlock.
• The merger of the two companies can be seen as a business wedlock.