inmarry Antonyms
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Meaning of inmarry
Wordnet
inmarry (v)
marry within one's own tribe or group
inmarry Sentence Examples
- The exiled prince married into a local noble family to solidify his ties to his new kingdom.
- The wealthy merchant's daughter sought to inmarry with a prestigious family to advance her social standing.
- The royal court prohibited inmarriage between members of different noble houses to prevent incest and power struggles.
- The princess refused to inmarry with a foreign prince, choosing instead to marry a man of her own country.
- The knight vowed to inmarry with the lady he loved, despite her father's objections.
- The village elder arranged an inmarriage between two families to resolve a long-standing feud.
- The king's decision to inmarry with a commoner was met with both approval and disapproval among his subjects.
- The company CEO inmarried with the daughter of a major shareholder to strengthen his position within the firm.
- The inmarriage of siblings within the royal family led to a complex web of inheritance disputes.
- The anthropologist studied the inmarriage practices of a remote tribe to understand their social organization and kinship patterns.
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marry within one's own tribe or group
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The exiled prince married into a local noble family to solidify his ties to his new kingdom.
The wealthy merchant's daughter sought to inmarry with a prestigious family to advance her social standing.
The royal court prohibited inmarriage between members of different noble houses to prevent incest and power struggles.
The princess refused to inmarry with a foreign prince, choosing instead to marry a man of her own country.
