Similar words: marriage ceremony, marriage, marriageable, civil marriage, intermarriage, same-sex marriage, marriage proposal, dissolution of marriage. Meaning: [‚rɪː'mærɪdʒ] 
n. the act of marrying again.
n. the act of marrying again. 
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1. He has a liberal attitude to divorce and remarriage.
2. The Church's canon law forbids remarriage of divorced persons.
3. Remarriage would revoke all previous wills.
4. His remarriage was remarked upon by all his friends.
5. The question of divorce and remarriage in church remains highly contentious.
6. The breakdown of his marriage to Anna and remarriage to Wendi Deng were not done easily or with a light heart.
7. The Church considers marriage an indissoluble union; remarriage without the benefit of an annulment is understood to be adultery.
8. Some grandparents were acquired through adoption, or through remarriage following family break-up.
9. And the whole idea of remarriage and disowning Nigel was the sort of novelette situation that would appeal to Jacqui.
10. A forum with four pastors on divorce and remarriage in Leadership Journal illustrates this principle well.
11. The question of remarriage and the provision of an heir to the unstable throne was inevitably rearing its head.
12. Remarriage husband and wife is childless, can regenerate second birth?
13. Mr. Hollett's two preteen daughters resisted the remarriage at first.
14. Women's rights with regard to divorce and remarriage are also duly guaranteed.
15. For that I refer you to Divorce & Remarriage: A Position Paper.
16. In his epigram Samuel Johnson called remarriage a triumph of hope over experience.
17. The trauma of divorce can often be healed by successful remarriage.
18. She was taken aback by her son's strong opposition to her remarriage.
19. This is due inpart to rising divorce rates,(sentencedict.com) but also because remarriage rates among divorced women have fallen in recent years.
20. The other system stressed that alliances could be maintained by remarriage and could be used to improve social standing.
21. Bitter sibling rivalry, the death of Strindberg's mother in 1851, and Mr. Strindberg's immediate remarriage to the housekeeper did little to improve the situation.
22. The imbalance of and women arising from female infanticide was the social reason of remarriage.
23. Article 30 Children shall have respect for their parents" matrimonial rights and shall not interfere in their parents" remarriage and postnuptial life.
24. As soon as the pope assented to Henry's appointment of Thomas Crammer as Archbishop of Canterbury, Crammer quickly authorized Henry's divorce and remarriage.
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