ex-husband
- noun
- /ɛksˈhʌzbənd/
- I was just backstage talking with Tammy, who secretly remarried her ex-husband Paul.
My, my marriage to my ex-husband Jason King.
- My, my marriage to my ex-husband Jason King.
- And so it's you, your ex-husband and the kids.
- For some people it's their ex-husband or an ex-girlfriend.
- OK I was married to my ex-husband for nine years.
- You know, there's my husband, my ex-husband, there's me.
- Shania ended up with her best friend's ex-husband.
- You want to go up but your ex-husband didn't show up.
- But I absolutely did feel separate from my ex-husband.
- I thought it was inelegant to sue an ex-husband.
- I was just backstage talking with Tammy, who secretly remarried her ex-husband Paul.
- Listen, Adele's ex-husband did very well.
- I've never ever checked my kids phone or my ex husband's phone.
- And they would contact the car manufacturer and say, hey, like stop giving my husband, my ex-husband access to the car.
- There's And you know, I once had a relationship with a woman who had an ex-husband in prison.
- In this case, the post separation sort of harassment and abuse is coming from the ex-husband towards the ex-wife and they have shared children.
Examples
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OK I was married to my ex-husband for nine years.
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What are the other things I need to be doing with my ex-husband or wife to set my kids up for success?
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And so it's you, your ex-husband and the kids.
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I believe my ex-husband Bob has lost his mind.
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And guess what, your ex-husband is not her man.
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This morning after the raid my ex-husband called me and said have you seen what's going on?
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I had my kids obviously shared with my ex-husband at the time and it was horrendous.
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For some people it's their ex-husband or an ex-girlfriend.
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Listen, Adele's ex-husband did very well.
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I was married to my ex-husband for ten years before we divorced.
Synonyms
A person who used to be your boyfriend, girlfriend, husband or wife
A person who used to be your husband or wife
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ex-husband starts with ex-, which means 'former' and appears in words like ex-president or ex-girlfriend, so it simply names a man who used to be your husband.