connubial
adjective
of marriage or wedlock; matrimonial; conjugal.
connubiality
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a word derived from
connubial.
Example Sentences
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Rupert and Hilda are toasting 20 years of guileless union; Axel and Simon, who is Rupert's younger brother, have just passed their third year of wary connubiality.
From Time Magazine Archive
Love Life's argument is that steam, speed, materialism and greed have slowly wrecked connubiality.
From Time Magazine Archive
Since no one in his family has had this kind of fun since the French Revolution, Armand happily jettisons liberty, equality and fraternity for connubiality.
From Time Magazine Archive
That separation is not uncommon, even for two-athlete couples: training is so intense that connubiality is discouraged.
From Time Magazine Archive
"Do you mean to say, you aided and abetted, Mr. Pemberton—" "Peace and connubiality was his last words," went on Stevey Todd, following his train of thought.
From The Belted Seas by Arthur Willis Colton
