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bigamous

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big·a·mous  (bg-ms)
adj.
1. Involving bigamy.
2. Guilty of bigamy.

biga·mous·ly adv.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.bigamous - of illegal marriage to a second person while legally married to a first
polygamous - having more than one mate at a time; used of relationships and individuals
Translations
bigamous [ˈbɪgəməs] ADJbígamo
bigamous [ˈbɪgəməs] adj [marriage] → bigame
bigamous
adjbigamistisch
bigamous [ˈbɪgəməs] adjbigamo/a
bigamous [ˈbɪgəməs] adjbigamo/a


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He's such a phony,'' said Lea, whose marriage to Neven was annulled on June 21 on grounds it was a bigamous union.
The most frequently cited is the proposition that, if states allow gays to marry, the definition of marriage itself will be altered beyond recognition, and all types of "marriages" would have to be recognized, including bigamous marriages, incestuous marriages, and marriages between humans and animals.
So Leah and Rachel, the wives of a disturbingly bigamous Jacob, prefigure Martha and Mary, who ministered to Jesus and became in turn figures for the active and contemplative lives of Christians to this day.
 
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