honeymoon
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈhʌnimuːn/
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luna de miel
- She told me that after getting married, she had a honeymoon in Bali.
In fact, I have a suspicion that most honeymoons are not fun.
- In fact, I have a suspicion that most honeymoons are not fun.
- Like the last time we did this, we were going on our honeymoon.
- His mother showed up on their honeymoon.
- Then there are a table of two like Americans, like newlyweds who are on their honeymoon.
- I just wanted to talk to you about Bali, and me and my fiance are going there for our honeymoon and the end of July.
- My wife and I flew, we went to Martha's Vineyard for our honeymoon, which was an amazing, amazing place.
Examples
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After their wedding, they traveled to Hawaii for their honeymoon.
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We had our honeymoon here so I can tell you the beds are very comfortable.
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I was gonna say our honeymoon was great.
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I just got back and my wife is still with her sister, but she is upset that I went on our honeymoon by myself.
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And Daniel and Kelly, we understand you never had a honeymoon when you married nine years ago.
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A few months later we were on our honeymoon.
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We gotta pack for the honeymoon.
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"And when we got back from the honeymoon, there was quite a big pile on the porch."
Academic text (2001) -
We booked our honeymoon the next morning in Saint Barts.
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I just wanted to talk to you about Bali, and me and my fiance are going there for our honeymoon and the end of July.
Synonyms
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2.5
Spend time away from work or home for rest and travel
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Etymology
Honeymoon comes from the words honey 'sweet' and moon 'month', creating the image of a first 'sweet month' after a marriage. That's why a honeymoon is the special holiday a newly married couple takes to celebrate.