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What is another word for Marriageable? – 312 Marriageable Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    eligible nubile single unwed unmarried unattached available free bachelor bachelorette spouseless solo divorced separated widowed partnerless mateless husbandless wifeless unpartnered lone individual independent autonomous self-sufficient self-reliant unmarried unwedded unespoused single solitary lone isolated disconnected unconnected detached unaffiliated unrelated unallied disconnected unjoined unlinked unassociated disunited disconnected severed split apart disconnected detached separated divorced estranged alienated isolated solo unaccompanied alone companionless friendless unattended unsupported unaided solo individual personal private solitary secluded isolated confined restricted limited alone solitary unaccompanied unattended unsupported unaided forsaken abandoned deserted rejected jilted dumped unmarried single unwed unattached available free independent autonomous self-sufficient self-reliant unwedded unespoused

    Meaning of Marriageable

    The primary meaning of "Marriageable" is related to the state of being eligible or suitable for marriage.

    Definitions

    • The word "Marriageable" refers to a person who is eligible or suitable for marriage, often due to their age, social status, or other factors.
    • * It can also describe the state of being legally or socially qualified to marry.

    Etymology of Marriageable

    The word "Marriageable" has its roots in the Old French word "marriage," which is derived from the Latin "matrimonium," meaning "state of being married" or "wedded state."
    The term "Marriageable" emerged in the 15th century to describe individuals who were considered suitable or eligible for marriage, often based on their social standing, financial stability, or family connections.

    Example Uses

    • At the age of 18, she was considered marriageable and received several proposals from eligible bachelors.
    • * In some cultures, a woman is not considered marriageable until she has completed her education and established a career.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    ineligible unsuitable married attached engaged betrothed spoken for committed involved tied down restricted limited confined restricted unavailable unattainable inaccessible unreachable unapproachable unobtainable unwinnable unattainable out of reach inaccessible ungettable unmarriageable unqualified disqualified unfit improper unacceptable inappropriate unwanted undesirable unwelcome uninvited excluded barred banned prohibited forbidden unacceptable unsuitable ineligible unqualified unfit improper

    Related Nouns

    spouse partner husband wife bride groom fiancé fiancée couple pair match mate companion associate colleague friend acquaintance ally associate confidant intimate lover sweetheart darling beloved mate helpmate consort companion associate colleague partner colleague peer equal counterpart opposite counterpart equivalent match peer equal counterpart opposite duplicate twin double counterpart equivalent analogue counterpart peer equal counterpart opposite

    Related Verbs

    marry wed unite join partner associate affiliate connect link tie bind attach engage betroth propose court woo pursue seek solicit invite ask request propose suggest recommend advise counsel urge persuade convince coax cajole tempt entice lure attract draw allure seduce charm captivate enchant fascinate mesmerize hypnotize beguile deceive manipulate influence sway induce prompt provoke inspire motivate stimulate prompt initiate begin start commence inaugurate launch introduce establish found create constitute form organize develop build construct erect raise assemble collect gather convene meet assemble congregate unite merge combine integrate amalgamate consolidate coordinate harmonize reconcile mediate arbitrate negotiate settle resolve adjust regulate govern direct guide lead conduct manage administer supervise oversee control command dominate rule reign