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marital

adjective as in concerning marriage

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Foster, who has starred in “3:10 to Yuma,” “Six Feet Under” and the Disney Channel series “Flash Forward,” asked the court to enforce a 2018 prenuptial agreement that called for an “equitable division” of their marital assets and debts and the incorporation of their “marital dissolution agreement and agreed parenting plan” into their final divorce decree.

When states required a plaintiff to prove their spouse's fault, divorce was understood to be a remedy for an innocent partner who had suffered a specific form of marital misconduct that was bad enough to justify dissolving a marriage.

From Salon

Martha Stewart doesn't do warts, but Cutler edits a wry irony into the artful coverage she dabs on her blemishes, like her refusal to count her marital infidelity as equivalent to that of her husband.

From Salon

She blamed their marital troubles on gradually drifting apart — not sudden changes in Brady’s retirement plans as football fans suggested on the internet.

Although reform groups had also hoped for concrete ways to better welcome gay people in the Church, the final document did not mention the LGBT+ community, except for a passing reference to those who feel “excluded or judged” because of their “marital status, identity or sexuality”.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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