Adjective:

निर्देशिका नियंत्रण ब्लॉक,

spousals's Usage Examples:

her last breath, so, to accomplish her wish Parvatamma jeopardizes and espousals the children.

campaigns directly from Nazi materials, including the usual traditionalist excoriations of Marxism and liberalism, and espousals of fanatical nationalism (out.

of the Pearl (or "Hymn on the Soul"); the "Espousals of Wisdom"; the consecratory prayer at Baptism and at Holy Communion.

Shekaram senses the love affair of Ravi which makes him quit the house and espousals Gowri.

It would seem, therefore, that the issue of a marriage without espousals would lose their heritable rights, which depended on their being born.

Of the espousals of the Mother of God" Sansonvino, Andrea.

business on 30 November 1477, and on 11 August 1478, to conclude the espousals of Edward"s daughter Elizabeth and Charles, son of the French king.

Rupert has not seen his child-bride since his espousals, and on reaching manhood conceives a dastardly plot to free himself from.

Pre-contracts (promises to marry someone in the future) and oral spousals ceased to have any force.

couples could live together and have sex after their betrothal or "the spousals".

enactment couples lived and slept together after their betrothal or "the spousals", which was considered a legal marriage.

founded on Divine law — except, as above described, in the case of vows, espousals and non-consummated marriages, or valid and consummated marriage of neophytes.

the Marriage Act 1753 sought to curb this practice, by combining the spousals and nuptials, and by the start of the 19th century social convention prescribed.