domestic partner Antonyms
Meaning of domestic partner
domestic partner (n)
a person (not necessarily a spouse) with whom you cohabit and share a long-term sexual relationship
domestic partner Sentence Examples
- Some legal jurisdictions recognize domestic partners as family units.
- My domestic partner and I were granted visitation rights to our children after a long court battle.
- Same-sex couples were eventually allowed to register as domestic partners.
- The company's healthcare plan offers benefits to employees and their domestic partners.
- My domestic partner and I were overjoyed when the hospital allowed us to spend the night together in the maternity ward.
- The domestic partner provisions of the Family and Medical Leave Act allow employees to take certain types of leave to care for their domestic partners.
- Domestic partners often face discrimination in employment, housing, and other areas.
- Domestic partner benefits can include health insurance, dental insurance, and retirement benefits.
- Domestic partners who have been together for many years may feel like they are married, even if they are not legally recognized as a couple.
- Some domestic partners choose to have a commitment ceremony as a symbolic representation of their love and commitment to each other.
FAQs About the word domestic partner
a person (not necessarily a spouse) with whom you cohabit and share a long-term sexual relationship
spouse, partner,significant other, better half, soul mate, mate, husband, bride, wife, old man
ex,ex, maiden, maid, single, bachelor, maiden, bachelor,single, maid
Some legal jurisdictions recognize domestic partners as family units.
My domestic partner and I were granted visitation rights to our children after a long court battle.
Same-sex couples were eventually allowed to register as domestic partners.
The company's healthcare plan offers benefits to employees and their domestic partners.
