intermarriage
noun
Origin of intermarriage
Related Words for intermarriage
miscegenationExamples from the Web for intermarriage
Contemporary Examples of intermarriage
The 1990 National Jewish Population Survey reported an intermarriage rate of 52 percent among American Jews.
The impact of intermarriage on Jewish engagement is generally negative but especially negative upon attachment to Israel.
Worse, the children of intermarried Jews have a 76% intermarriage rate.
Intermarriage excludes tens of thousands of children from the Jewish people every year.
For their part, many Reform Jews believe that they have addressed the intermarriage problem.
Historical Examples of intermarriage
If we associate with them familiarly, the natural result will be intermarriage.
The Negro and the NationGeorge S. Merriam
The first and the most important is intermarriage within the caste.
India, Its Life and ThoughtJohn P. Jones
Between the two classes there is neither interdining nor intermarriage.
Castes and Tribes of Southern IndiaEdgar Thurston
These religious distinctions are no bar to intermarriage and interdining.
Castes and Tribes of Southern IndiaEdgar Thurston
The three families were perhaps closely connected by intermarriage.
Pompeii, Its Life and ArtAugust Mau