wedlock

IPA: wˈɛdɫɑk

Examples of "wedlock" in Sentences

Having a child out of wedlock is indeed not d end of the world.
I was born in wedlock, but all I can get from the state is a COLB, and I was born in the 1950s.
I can tell you where most of them aren't: in wedlock with the woman they spent a season wooing.
Having extra marital affairs out of wedlock is a way of promoting family values, according to the Republican dictionary.
This time, she plays a lady doctor who (among many other things) gets pregnant out of wedlock from the hunky and married Lyle Talbot.
The President would give away his first born (in wedlock and wanted) grandchild to some sucker representative to bring in the hold out state andbingo!
I wonder what it is you ejaculate when performing your Church-approved, monogamous, heterosexual intercourse (missionary position and in wedlock only, please!), nothing but hot air?
Do we want the sort of rigid social mores where a child born out of wedlock is a scandal, so the baby is snatched away at birth, and the mother sent to live in an institution for the unsound of mind?
In return, he craved my antecedents and residence, pried into my private life, insolently demanded how many children had I and did I live in wedlock, and asked divers other unseemly and degrading questions.
In fact — figure it out for yourself — they were actually married, by a Church of England dominie, and living in wedlock, about the same moment that you were squalling your first post-birth squalls in this world.