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divorce

[dih-vawrs] / dɪˈvɔrs /




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The family trust, agreed between Rupert and Anna as part of their divorce settlement, was her way of safeguarding her children's futures, by ensuring they had equality after Rupert's death.

From BBC

See: My husband and I are both divorced.

From MarketWatch

They had a tumultuous marriage that ended in divorce when I was 5.

From The Wall Street Journal

“She must have felt so much shame,” she said, describing her own experience of being a divorced woman in this town — where custom and convention are supreme, and purposeful familial destruction is abhorrent.

From Los Angeles Times

The lyrics are the only giveaway that this is the work of a band in their late middle age - as Jarvis Cocker sings movingly about stagnation, divorce and mortality.

From BBC