Marrying [verb]
Definition of Marrying:
become husband and wife in legal ceremony
Synonyms of Marrying:
● Catch
● Join
● Wed
● Pledge
● Relate
● Promise
● Conjugate
● Unite
● Mate
● Combine
● Tie
● Ally
● Associate
● Couple
● Conjoin
● Yoke
● Knit
● Land
● Unify
● Contract
● Merge
● Match
● Espouse
● Link
● Bond
● One
● Tie the knot
● Become one
● Drop anchor
● Get hitched
● Get married
● Lead to altar
● Settle down
● Take vows
● Walk down aisle
Opposite/Antonyms of Marrying:
● Lose
● Fail
● Unfasten
● Part
● Break
● Separate
● Divide
● Divorce
● Disjoin
● Loosen
● Disconnect
● Detach
● Uncouple
● Dissociate
Sentence/Example of Marrying:
They were fabled as seven sisters, and one lost her place in the sky by marrying a mortal.
I know it's a thing you never dreamt of—marrying a poor man.
Not half so dishonorable as marrying her when I don't love her.
It's a jolly sight better than sentiment when it comes to marrying.
"Every word that you say shows me how right I am in not marrying you, Joe," she said.
I was marrying you to get my debts paid—you knew that—but there was more.
My dear Alicia, of what a mistake were you guilty in marrying a man of his age!
I believe you're only marrying me to get away from that club you're living in!
I'm as sensible as anybody, and I can't see any sense in our not marrying at once.
Indeed, as it is, I am persuaded no one will ever think of marrying her, if you do not.