marriable (Meaning)
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marriable (a.)
Marriageable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of marriable
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marriable Sentence Examples
- The young woman's marriable age and charming personality made her a sought-after suitor.
- The eligible bachelor was considered a highly marriable prospect due to his wealth and social standing.
- The village gossips eagerly anticipated which of the marriable maidens would catch the eye of the handsome farmer.
- The chaperone was tasked with ensuring that the marriable attendees maintained propriety throughout the ball.
- The wealthy heiress was surrounded by marriable men who hoped to win her fortune and influence.
- The marriable daughter of the village chief was the subject of many marriage proposals.
- The marriable age varied significantly across different cultures and historical periods.
- Despite her marriable status, the independent-minded woman chose to pursue her education instead.
- The male marriable candidates were judged not only on their wealth but also on their character and lineage.
- The marriable age was often a determining factor in the social and financial opportunities available to young people.
FAQs About the word marriable
Marriageable.
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The young woman's marriable age and charming personality made her a sought-after suitor.
The eligible bachelor was considered a highly marriable prospect due to his wealth and social standing.
The village gossips eagerly anticipated which of the marriable maidens would catch the eye of the handsome farmer.
The chaperone was tasked with ensuring that the marriable attendees maintained propriety throughout the ball.
