0 present participle of marry --
1 to become the legally accepted husband or wife of someone in an official or religious ceremony: --
The inconsistency in the author's argument usefully serves to highlight a weakness which could support the position of those never marrying.
This loss is compounded through the traditional taboo against marrying a husband within the same village (village endogamy).
Chances of marrying, having children, forming a new household, and dying were all affected by a person's relationship to the head of the household.
In six cases patients changed their minds because there unexpectedly appeared to be some hope of eventually marrying the father of the baby.
The higher the educational level of a woman of a particular age, the lower her chance of marrying into a polygynous union.
Together with the move when marrying, this means that three or four moves were due to advancement within the social hierarchy that characterized rural life.
We think that there may be benefit in marrying static analysis with dynamic sequential profiling information at compile time.
Marrying would be all right if it was the way they do it in the pictures, but real life isn't like that.
