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mar·ried [ˈmærid] PRID.

1. married (in wedlock):

married
married couple
married name
to get married [to sb]

2. married (very involved):

to be married to sth

I . mar·ry [ˈmæri] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. marry (wed, officiate at ceremony):

poročati [dov. obl. poročiti]

2. marry (combine):

združevati [dov. obl. združiti ]s/z

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He did, she went, heavily veiled, and they married.
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Residence, board and instruction were free to unmarried, married and widowed women.
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According to the laws of the time it was not adultery for a married man to sleep with an unmarried woman.
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The couple were to be married the next day, on Halloween.
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When it was determined they could indeed have both a family and a freewheeling lifestyle, the married couple started scouting real estate.
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Unlike someone in a common-law, statutory, or ceremonial marriage, a putative spouse is not legally married.
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He married young and has no regrets, although by the third series he is suffering from a mid-life crisis.
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Despite being married, she is always prone to flirt with other men.
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The two became close, he proposed, and in 1920 they married, forming a sparkling duet on stage.
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This responsibility could impede a woman's chances at marrying the most suitable husband because she would always be a secondary wife to whomever she married.
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