marry
verb (MAN AND WOMAN) /ˈmær.i/
/ˈmer-/ Definition
B1 [I or T] to become the legally accepted husband or wife of someone in an official or religious ceremony: Men tend to marry later than women. Paul married Lucy four years ago. They don't have any plans to marry at present.Marriage, cohabitation and other relationships › [T] to perform the ceremony of marriage as a priest or official: The couple were married by the Archbishop of Canterbury .Relating to weddings
(Definition of marry verb (MAN AND WOMAN) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- always a bridesmaid, never the bride idiom
- arranged marriage noun
- bachelor party noun
- banns noun
- be joined in marriage/matrimony idiom
- elope verb
- get spliced idiom
- give sb away phrasal verb (MARRIAGE)
- go/walk down the aisle idiom
- golden wedding (anniversary) noun
- pageboy noun (BOY)
- pop the question idiom
- postnuptial adjective
- prenuptial adjective
- register office noun
- registry office noun
- wed verb
- wedding noun
- wedding reception noun
- white wedding noun
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