Marry

usgb/ˈmæri/
verb

To become a legal partner of someone in a formal ceremony.

She married her high school sweetheart.
Visual representation of "marry" - to become a legal partner of someone in a formal ceremony

Often appears as...

  • get married
  • wants to marry
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Legality Emphasis

The word 'marry' places focus on the legal and formal aspects of joining in partnership.

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They decided to marry to ensure they had legal rights as a couple.
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Lifetime Commitment

'Marry' often implies a long-term, if not lifelong, commitment between partners.

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When you marry someone, you're planning a future together.
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Cultural Significance

'Marry' can carry cultural weight, varying in significance across different societies.

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In some cultures, to marry is to fulfill an expected life milestone.
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