| 释义 | View usage for:connubial in British English (kəˈnjuːbɪəl) adjectiveof or relating to marriage; conjugal  connubial blissDerived formsconnubiality (conˌnubiˈality)  nounconnubially (conˈnubially) adverbWord origin C17: from Latin cōnūbiālis  from cōnūbium  marriage, from com-  together + nūbere  to marryconnubial in American English (kəˈnubiəl; kəˈnjubiəl)   adjective  of marriage or the state of being married; conjugal Derived formsconnubiality (conˌnubiˈality) (kəˌnubiˈæləti; kənjubiˈæləti)  noun connubially (conˈnubially)  adverbWord origin L conubialis  < conubium,  marriage < com-,  together + nubere,  to marry: see  nubileHe did not move or speak even when I joined him in the connubial bed, so I concluded I was in disfavor.Examples of 'connubial' in a sentenceconnubialSynonyms of 'connubial'marital, married, wedded, nuptial More Synonyms of connubialDefinition of marriage(formal)Additional synonymsDefinition of marriage Cranes are revered in Indian folklore as a symbol of conjugal bliss.Synonyms marital,  nuptial,  matrimonial,  married,  wedded,  bridal,  spousal,  connubial (formal),  hymenealDefinition of marriage or married people the first ten years of married lifeSynonyms marital,  wifely,  husbandly,  nuptial,  matrimonial,  conjugal,  spousal,  connubial (formal)the matrimonial home Synonyms marital,  married,  wedding,  wedded,  nuptial,  conjugal,  spousal,  connubial (formal),  hymenealconnoisseurconnotationconnoteconnubialconquerconquerorconquest
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