Remarry

usgb/ˌriːˈmæri/
verb

To get married again after being divorced or widowed.

After her husband passed away, she decided to remarry a few years later.
Visual representation of "remarry" - To get married again after being divorced or widowed

Often appears as...

  • decide to remarry
  • plan to remarry
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Context Matters

Use 'remarry' when discussing relationships after a previous marriage has ended legally or by a spouse's death.

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She wasn't sure if she would ever remarry after the divorce.
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Not Automatic

'Remarry' implies a deliberate choice; it's not something that happens without a former spouse's consent or action.

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He took his time to heal before deciding to remarry.
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Legal Implication

The term 'remarry' signifies that someone has legally formalized a new marriage, not just moved in with someone.

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After the paperwork was finalized, they chose to remarry in a quiet ceremony.
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