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UK/["/ˈmærid/"]/US/["/ˈmærid/"]/

Meaning of Married

having a husband or wife

In simple words: Somebody who has a husband or wife.

Married in a sentence

  • They have been married for ten years.
  • She is married and has two children.
  • My brother got married last summer.
  • I met a married couple at the party.
  • Is he married or single?

How to use Married

Use 'married' when talking about someone's relationship status. It's neutral and appropriate in formal and informal contexts. Avoid using it in a derogatory or joking manner.

Grammar pattern

be married + to + spouse

Memory hint

Think of 'married' as 'marriage' with the 'd' for 'done' – it’s a status that’s got to be official.

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Collocations with Married

Synonyms for Married

  • hitched
  • wed
  • spliced
  • coupled

Opposites of Married

Common mistakes with Married

  • Confusing 'married' with 'marry' – 'married' describes the status, while 'marry' is the action.
  • Using 'married' without 'to' when mentioning a spouse, e.g., saying 'He is married Jane' instead of 'He is married to Jane'.
  • Omitting the auxiliary verb in questions, e.g., 'Are you married?' instead of 'You married?'

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Frequently asked questions about Married

What does Married mean?

Somebody who has a husband or wife.

What is the definition of Married?

having a husband or wife

How do you use Married in a sentence?

They have been married for ten years.

Can you give another example of Married?

She is married and has two children.

What are synonyms for Married?

Common alternatives include hitched, wed, spliced, coupled.

What is the opposite of Married?

Opposite meanings include single, divorced.

What words go with Married?

It commonly pairs with be, feel, get, newly, recently, previously, to, married with children.

What are common mistakes when using Married?

Confusing 'married' with 'marry' – 'married' describes the status, while 'marry' is the action. Using 'married' without 'to' when mentioning a spouse, e.g., saying 'He is married Jane' instead of 'He is married to Jane'. Omitting the auxiliary verb in questions, e.g., 'Are you married?' instead of 'You married?'

How do you pronounce Married?

US: /["/ˈmærid/"]/, UK: /["/ˈmærid/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Married?

Use 'married' when talking about someone's relationship status. It's neutral and appropriate in formal and informal contexts. Avoid using it in a derogatory or joking manner.

What CEFR level is Married?

"Married" is at A1 level on the CEFR scale.