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marrier

marrier

4.0
A person who becomes a husband or wife at a wedding
  • noun
  • /ˈmɛriər/
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  • It also includes serial marriers who have been married and divorced three or more times.

It is not unusual for narcissistic individuals to be serial marriers.

Examples

  • The serial marriers haven't figured out how marriage works yet.

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  • The marrier invited his friends to celebrate their wedding.

  • HP: Article idea - what's the divorce rate if you remove serial marriers and drunken elopements?

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  • As a marrier for the fourth time, she was determined to make this marriage last.

  • Many believe that a true marrier is committed to building a life together.

Synonyms

newlywed
vsmarrier
62 2.0

A person who has recently married

is broader in time, applying whether recently or long ago

Surface Forms

marrier singular
marriers plural

Morphology

marrier = marry (transparent) = marry + er

The word 'marrier' is transparently derived from 'marry' with the addition of the suffix '-er' to denote a person who performs the action.

Etymology

The word marrier comes from the action word marry plus the ending -er, which turns a verb into 'someone who does' something, just like teacher is 'one who teaches'. So a marrier can mean a person who 'gets married'.