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matchmaking

[mach-mayk-ing]

noun

  1. the act or process of connecting two individuals, with the intention to form a romantic relationship or get married.

  2. Sports.,  the act or process of arranging a sports match.



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They call it a xiangqin jiao, which translates to “matchmaking corner.”

The title pair of Kiran Desai’s novel—two young people navigating their Indian identities in contemporary America—are each the subject of hapless matchmaking attempts by their respective grandparents.

I’ve even joked to my boyfriend, Stephen, about starting a matchmaking service—not for romance, but for people seeking a like-minded friend to share tapas, dim sum or a Chili’s Triple Dipper.

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In fact, smart matchmaking has always been Paul's strategy.

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China is now so concerned about its plummeting birth rate and ageing population that it ended the policy in 2016, and holds regular matchmaking events.

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