matrimoine (Meaning)
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matrimoine (n.)
Matrimony.
Synonyms & Antonyms of matrimoine
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matrimoine Sentence Examples
- The abandoned house was part of the matrimoine passed down through generations of women in the family.
- The matrimoine of the wealthy dowager included valuable jewels, a vast estate, and a considerable fortune.
- She inherited a significant matrimoine from her grandmother, empowering her with financial independence.
- The ancient temple was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserving its cultural matrimoine for posterity.
- The matrimoine of the indigenous people encompasses a rich tapestry of traditions, beliefs, and languages.
- She used her inherited matrimoine to establish a scholarship fund for young women pursuing education.
- The museum's collection showcased the diverse matrimoine of the region, highlighting female artists and artisans.
- The legal system in some countries recognizes matrimoine as a distinct form of inheritance from mothers.
- The matrimoine of the royal family includes a collection of historical artifacts, priceless jewels, and royal regalia.
- The matrimoine of the community serves as a source of inspiration and guidance for present and future generations.
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Matrimony.
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No antonyms found.
The abandoned house was part of the matrimoine passed down through generations of women in the family.
The matrimoine of the wealthy dowager included valuable jewels, a vast estate, and a considerable fortune.
She inherited a significant matrimoine from her grandmother, empowering her with financial independence.
The ancient temple was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserving its cultural matrimoine for posterity.
