Similar words: divorce, divorcee, forced, forcedly, reinforced, ivory, divot, survivor. Meaning: [dɪ'vɔːs] 
adj. of someone whose marriage has been legally dissolved.
adj. of someone whose marriage has been legally dissolved. 
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31. I got divorced when I was about 31.
32. His parents divorced during his teens.
33. Many divorced men remarry and have second families.
34. He is divorced and so am I.
35. 'I'm divorced, as you know,' she said briefly.
36. He and Lillian had got divorced.
37. Divorced fathers should have liberal access to their children.
38. He divorced and remarried later.
39. Anne is divorced from Simon's father.
40. My parents are getting divorced .
41. The new couple divorced each other.
42. His ideas are completely divorced from reality .
43. He divorced from the party.
44. Apparently they are getting divorced soon.
45. Are they going to get divorced?
46. He's been depressed ever since he got divorced.
47. In sports,exercise and play are not divorced.
48. David's parents divorced when he was six.
49. They got divorced last year.
50. They're divorcing each other/getting divorced.
51. Her parents are separated but not divorced.
52. Life and art cannot be divorced.
53. They got divorced in 1992 after a tempestuous marriage.
54. She divorced him after years of unhappiness.
55. Our society has divorced itself from religion.
56. The government servants are warned not to be divorced from the people of the masses.
57. Both his first and second wife divorced him on account of his womanizing.
58. She took advantage of him even after they were divorced.
59. I am absolutely furious that he divorced me to marry her.
60. His hopes for the future are often divorced from reality.
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