wedded
ˈwɛdɪd
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Definition of wedded - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
marriagejoined in marriage as a couple
  • The wedded couple celebrated their anniversary.
married united
2.
commitmentfirmly committed to an idea or institution
  • She is wedded to the principles of justice.
committed devoted
3.
figurative unionjoined as if in a marriage
  • The artist is wedded to his craft.
bound linked united
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be very committed to an idea or way
He is wedded to his old teaching methods.
period of joy after getting married
Their honeymoon was a time of wedded bliss.
extremely dedicated to one's job
She is wedded to her work, often staying late at the office.
man recognized as a spouse by legal marriage
She introduced him as her lawfully wedded husband.
man officially married by law to someone
She introduced him as her lawful wedded husband.
married in a way accepted by the law
They are lawfully wedded husband and wife.

Origin of wedded

Old English, weddian (to pledge)

Examples of wedded in a sentence

  • Wedded bliss was evident in their smiles.
  • The organization is wedded to its mission statement.
  • He remains wedded to traditional values despite modern trends.
  • She is wedded to the idea of justice.
  • The two companies are wedded in partnership.

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  1. French:marié, attaché, ...
  2. German:verheiratet, verpflichtet, ...
  3. Italian:sposato, devoto, ...
  4. Spanish:casado, comprometido, ...
  5. Portuguese:casado, comprometido, ...
  6. Chinese:结婚的, 坚定的, ...
  7. Japanese:結婚した, 固執している, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَزَوِّج, مُتَمَسِّك, ...
  9. Hebrew:נָשׂוּי, מְחוּיָב, ...
  10. Russian:супружеский, преданный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:одружений, відданий, ...
  12. Hindi:विवाहित, प्रतिबद्ध, ...
wed
wɛd
wedding

Definition of wed - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
loveintr.Datedget married to each otherintr.Dated
  • They plan to wed next summer.
2.
marriagetr.Datedtake someone as a spousetr.Dated
  • She decided to wed her longtime partner.
espouse marry

Adjective

marital statusDatedjoined in marriageDated
  • They are a happily wed couple.
married
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become dedicated to professional duties
He wed to work to achieve his career goals.
become married in a ceremony or by law
They plan to get wed next summer.
due to be married soon
The soon-to-wed couple is planning their honeymoon.
expressing a vow to take you as spouse during a wedding ceremony
With this ring, I thee wed.

Origin of wed

Old English, weddian (to pledge)

Examples of wed in a sentence

  • After years together, the couple finally wed.
  • They plan to wed in a small ceremony next spring.
  • The couple chose to wed in a historic chapel.
  • The minister wed them in a small chapel.
  • They asked their friend to wed them on the beach.
  • They wed their company to sustainable practices.

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  1. French:se marier, marié, ...
  2. German:heiraten, verheiratet, ...
  3. Italian:sposarsi, sposata, ...
  4. Spanish:casarse, casado, ...
  5. Portuguese:casar, casado, ...
  6. Chinese:结婚, 已婚的, ...
  7. Japanese:結婚する, 結婚している, ...
  8. Arabic:تَزَوَّجَ, مُتَزَوِّج, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהִנָּשֵׂא, נָשׂוּי, ...
  10. Russian:вступать в брак, женатый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:одружуватися, одружитися, одружений, ...
  12. Hindi:विवाह करना, विवाहित, ...
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