Associations to the word «Matrimony»
Noun
- Sacrament
- Eucharist
- Penance
- Baptism
- Impediment
- Confirmation
- Courtship
- Holy
- Ordination
- Chastity
- Sick
- Yoke
- Adultery
- Marriage
- Spouse
- Bond
- Communion
- Catechism
- Rite
- Notary
- Bondage
- Parson
- Intrigue
- Consent
- Ladyship
- Plunge
- Bride
- Wedding
- Affection
- Confession
- Inclination
- Vow
- Absurdity
- Sanction
- Clergyman
- Vine
- Deacon
- Blessing
- Groom
- Thug
- Witchcraft
- Accomplice
- Marguerite
- Priesthood
- Prudence
- Clergy
- Liturgy
- Obligation
- Catholic
- Divorce
- Grace
- Initiation
- Lover
- Husband
- Niece
- Bachelor
- Merry
- Fortune
- Highness
- Ceremony
- Happiness
- Sandwich
- Misery
- Acquaintance
- Wife
- Reconciliation
- Disposition
- Lust
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
MATRIMONY, noun. Marriage; the state of being married.
MATRIMONY, noun. The ceremony of marriage.
MATRIMONY, noun. A particular solitaire card game using two decks of cards.
MATRIMONY VINE, noun. A plant of the species Lycium barbarum, native to Asia and southeastern Europe, the source of the goji berry.
Dictionary definition
MATRIMONY, noun. The state of being a married couple voluntarily joined for life (or until divorce); "a long and happy marriage"; "God bless this union".
MATRIMONY, noun. The ceremony or sacrament of marriage.
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