Antonym: single. Similar words: barrier, carrier, dried, warrior, arrival, arrive at, marred, allied. Meaning: ['mærɪd] 
n. a person who is married. adj. 1. joined in matrimony 2. of or relating to the state of marriage.
n. a person who is married. adj. 1. joined in matrimony 2. of or relating to the state of marriage. 
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(151) Nowadays many young people live together before they get married.
(152) She didn't get married until she was well into middle age.
(153) She was anxious to allay any suspicion that she had married for money.
(154) It had been supposed that by then Peter would be married.
(155) He said they were married, although I'm sure they aren't.
(156) As far as I am aware, they are a happily married couple.
(157) It's quite natural to experience a few doubts just before you get married.
(158) A previous divorce can make you think twice about getting married again.
(159) They met and married within a short space of time .
(160) Talking of Jim, have you heard that he's getting married?
(161) He doesn't want to get married because he is afraid of any commitments.
(162) The novelty of married life was beginning to wear off.
(163) Mary brought her boyfriend to my house, and sprang on me that they were going to get married soon.
(164) His manners were appalling before he got married, but his wife soon got him house-trained.
(165) It's a story set in the last century about a girl whose parents disowned her when she married a foreigner.
(166) He said in an interview that he wanted to get married.
(167) Most marriages fail after between five and nine years. Nevertheless(sentencedict.com), people continue to get married.
(168) For a time, we all thought that Sheila and Frank would get married.
(169) They defied the conventions of the time by living together without being married.
(170) I married you for better or worse, knowing all about these problems.
(171) They've become a lot more domesticated since they got married.
(172) She married the man her parents disapproved of and presented them with a fait accompli.
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(173) I married in my late teens and was taken in by his charm — which soon vanished.
(174) Her father said he'd disinherit her if she married Stephen.
(175) The newly married couple left for their honeymoon in Spain.
(176) The last I heard, Joe and Irene were still happily married.
(177) Before she married Charles, her title was Lady Diana Spencer.
(178) We weren't married in church, but we had a civil ceremony in a registry office.
(179) So what if I'm 35 and I'm not married - I lead a perfectly fulfilling life!
(180) My parents threatened to cut me off without a penny if I married him.