Adjective:

ବିବାହିତ, Epistemological, ବ ital ବାହିକ,

matrimonially's Usage Examples:

historically, a concubine was a woman who was in an ongoing, usually matrimonially oriented relationship with a man who could not be married to her, often.

active and ongoing feminine participation in chaste, monogamous, matrimonially-restricted sexual intercourse as a Virgin preserved for a lifelong monogamous.

In 1836, Ernest and Albert visited their matrimonially eligible cousin Princess Victoria of Kent, spending a few weeks at Windsor.

She is both highly fertile and matrimonially inept.

to her as part of his desire to imitate Nelson in all things, except matrimonially, in Chapter 4 of The Fortune of War.

"bowed out of films unifying the nation mythically, communally and matrimonially".

Boota Singh is pretty happy, matrimonially speaking; he is leading a pleasant life.

Sawai Jai Singh formed an alliance with the Rajput states of Mewar (matrimonially) and Marwar, which were done to form an alliance against Mughal Emperor.

She is also highly fertile and matrimonially inept.