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newly-weds

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newly-weds [ˈnjuːlɪˌwɛdz] npl → sposini mpl, sposi mpl novelli
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The newly-weds, from Norwich Way, Cramlington, spent one week in New York for their honeymoon.
The marriage of a Sarah and Ivan Wintringham by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Newly-weds Vanessa and Daniel Westcott say they were prevented from joining the vessel for their honeymoon trip to Dublin because passengers had already boarded.
NEWLYWEDS TOO LATE FOR HONEYMOON by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Setting up home together the newly-weds had only nine months of wedded bliss, before Anthonio, a miner, set sail for England to find work down the pits in Nuneaton.
Three years apart, but 47 years together!; GOLDEN WEDDING COUPLE WHO ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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