wedlock

At ten years of age she was given in wedlock to this old roué who had already buried five wives.

children born in wedlock

to enter into wedlock

to live in wedlock

to be bound in wedlock

a happy state of wedlock

to break the bonds of wedlock

to remain in wedlock

to celebrate the bonds of wedlock

My indiscretions were not tolerated at that time. I had a baby out of wedlock. The shame.

They had their first baby, a boy named Lawrence, out of wedlock when Henrietta was barely fourteen years old.

In most countries, rising divorce rates coincide with more births out of wedlock and a fall in marriage rates.

He had been born out of wedlock in February of 1900, from a Jewish father and a Catholic mother.

" Erasmus was born out of wedlock" .

They employ euphemisms, using different words to describe sex permissible by religion, or illegal sex and sex out of wedlock.

Marriage and wedlock mean you are married.

However, the word " wedlock" is not that common anymore.

Look, people have kids outta wedlock all the time.

Look, people have kids out of wedlock all the time.