married
/ˈmɛrid/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of marry: to enter into marriage with someone.
- They married in a historic church in the city center.
- After dating for five years, he finally married the love of his life.
- She married her best friend last summer.
- Past tense and past participle of marry: to join two things together closely or permanently.
- Their skills married perfectly to create a successful business.
- The chef married sweet and savory flavors in the dish.
- The architect married modern glass with traditional stone.
adjective
- Having a husband or wife; in a legal or recognized union with another person.
- My aunt and uncle have been married for over thirty years.
- A married couple often shares responsibilities and goals.
- They got married in a small ceremony by the beach.
- Very closely or permanently connected to something.
- He is married to the idea of living off the grid.
- The artist is married to her work and rarely takes a vacation.
- In this design, form and function are married perfectly.
noun
- Married people considered as a group (usually with 'the').
- The resort offers special discounts for the married.
- The married often have different tax benefits than unmarried individuals.
- The survey compared the spending habits of the married and the single.