completed
8.5
A marriage that becomes fully established when the couple have sex for the first time after the wedding
- adjective
- /kəmˈpliːtɪd/
- NSFW
:
consumado
- The priest explained that a marriage is considered completed when the couple has their first sexual intercourse after the vows.
Examples
-
After their wedding ceremony, they understood that their marriage was not fully completed until they shared that special night together.
-
The couple celebrated their wedding night, knowing their marriage was finally completed after their first intimate moment.
-
Do pitch ideas first or only completed scripts when you have a first look deal?
-
Do pitch ideas first or only completed scripts when you have a first look deal?
Synonyms
6.8
Fully finished, often in a formal or legal way
is the marriage state made valid by first sexual intercourse after the ceremony
Antonyms
Surface Forms
completed positive
Morphology
Etymology
Completed comes from Latin parts com- 'together' and plēre 'to fill', so to complete something is to make it whole. A completed marriage was once understood as made 'whole' by the couple's first night together.