Matrimony

What do we mean by matrimony?

The act or state of being married; marriage. noun

The relation of husband and wife, with especial reference to what concerns the latter; the state of marriage or wedlock; nuptial union; conjugal partnership. noun

The act of marriage; entrance upon the married state by a formal ceremony or procedure: as, the solemnization of matrimony by a clergyman. In the Roman Catholic Church matrimony is regarded as one of the sacraments. noun

Wife. noun

A game with cards. noun

The union of man and woman as husband and wife; the nuptial state; marriage; wedlock. noun

A kind of game at cards played by several persons. noun

A climbing thorny vine (Lycium barbarum) of the Potato family. noun

Marriage or the state of being married noun

The marriage ceremony noun

The state of being a married couple voluntarily joined for life (or until divorce) noun

The ceremony or sacrament of marriage noun

Marriage; the state of being married.

The ceremony of marriage.

A particular solitaire card game using two decks of cards.

Words that are spelled similarly to matrimony:
matrimony, patrimony, acrimony, matrimonio, matriliny, agrimony, matrimoine.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word matrimony:
unction, anointing, matchmaking, matrimonial, sacrament, ordination, highness, esquire, penance, intrigue, eucharist, administer, sandwich, groom, bride, vine, baptism, marriage, sick, blessing, confirmation, confession, blessed, holy, portal, marry, contracted, consent, wedding, agrees, divorce, equality, ritual, grace, shall, priest, mystery, com, silent, woman, catholic, orders, ceremony, sacred, extreme, christ, romantic, couple, persons, cards, celebrated, comedy, princess, fear, website, husband, failure, card, perfect, married, grown, proper, consider, wife, tradition, views, church, man.

Words that rhyme with matrimony:
testimony, ceremony, phony, acrimony, parsimony, abalone, crony, baloney, tony, patrimony, chalcedony, alimony, phoney, macaroni, bony, coney, bologna, stony, rigatoni, boney, pepperoni, sanctimony, maloney, toney, telephony, sony, toni, marconi, mahoney, stoney, joni, shoshone, mony, palimony, ione, wedding ceremony, negroni, boni, moroni, progne, castiglione, drony, roni, cardone, pallone, leoni, benoni, poney, loney, maroni, roney, commencement ceremony, lowney, baroni, buffone, ciccone, mangone, cassone, droney, loanee, soni, frowney, shetland pony, morrone, mulroney, sassone, falcone, moloney, berlusconi, marriage ceremony, salomone, dhony, bertone, tassone, bottone, cantone, cerone, cow pony, melone, cassoni, campione, desimone, montone, marrone, military ceremony, patrone, oney, perrone, sapone, maglione, antone, calderone, guccione, indian pony, langone, moroney, nakasone, balboni, polo pony, bartone.

Adjectives that are often used to describe matrimony:
holy, lawful, legal, true, happy, outside, clerical, early, unholy, civil, christian, spiritual, legitimate, sacred, honourable, conventional, blessed, respectable, object, open, heterosexual, immediate, anti, royal, premature, honorable, indissoluble, honest, successful, blissful, subsequent, solemn, permissive, sacerdotal, valid, endless, instant, unthrifty, pretended, eternal, monogamous, chaste, eventual, impending, clandestine, inseparable, putative, curdled, jellyfish, wicked, unhappy, endlesse, speedy, prospective, lifelong, luckless, carnal, pretensed, harmonious, familiar, opulent, unlawful, sacramental, unwanted, unsuitable, loyal, wholesale, intended, abstract, pious.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective matrimony:
vine, idee, times, place.

Words that sound like matrimony:
matrimony, matrimonies, matrimonio, patrimony, matrimonial, matrimonious, matrimoine, matriliny, metronomy, matronym, metromania, nutriment, nitramine, stramony, metronome, matronly, metronomes, miramichi, menomonie, mastroianni, matrimony vine, matrona, metal money, motorman, makimono, maltreament, marcomanni, matrimonially, matronymic, meronymy, metratonia, metronym, metrotomy, micromini, milrinone, motormen, patrimonies, patrimonio.