Definition of intermarriage in English:

intermarriage

noun ɪntəˈmarɪdʒˌɪn(t)ərˈmɛrɪdʒ

mass noun

1Marriage between people of different races, castes, or religions.
intermarriage between Scots and English borderers was officially forbidden
Example sentencesExamples
- Ethnic intermarriage became fairly common in Soviet times, and most people have at least one ancestor of a different nationality.
- There have been centuries of intermarriage between the different groups, so there are no longer any ‘pure’ ethnic groups in China.
- These networks were further cemented by intermarriages and mutual help alliances.
- There was little if any intermarriage and little intermating between the two groups.
- Are you for or against intermarriage between people of different communities?
- Forced conversions have been reported, as well as forced divorces in Muslim-Christian intermarriages.
- In addition, intermarriage between immigrant males and Mexican American women has encouraged the maintenance of Spanish.
- More than two-thirds of Cape Verdean population ancestry is Creole, descended from the intermarriages between the Portuguese settlers and black Africans.
- This was evidenced in their culture, language and intermarriages that were so common within the area.
- That has led to intermarriages, thereby making it difficult to identify who is a Zambian and who is not.
- None of the intermarriages that took place in the early restoration could have occurred if the priests were firmly in control.
- By 1900, intermarriages with other nationalities were more common, most of them occurring with Germans, but also with Austrians, Hungarians, and Poles.
- There has been a good deal of intermarriage, especially among Sunni Muslims with different ethnic backgrounds.
- The demography of the Jewish community is changing - the percentage of intermarriages is going up.
- There are no ethnic or religious restrictions, and intermarriage in Thailand is quite common, especially between Thai and Chinese, and Thai and Westerners.
- There was an era, within the memory of many people reading these words, when intermarriage between races was illegal in many states.
- Many never learned to speak English at all, and there was little intermarriage with other immigrant groups.
- The intermarriages between the Hui and Han were further reinforced by the imperial edict in the Ming Dynasty.
- This option reflects changes in the nation's diversity as a result of immigration and intermarriage among different racial groups.
- The blending and intermarriage of races for over 500 years has made Bolivia a heterogeneous society.
1. 1.1 Marriage between close relations.
  generations of intermarriage between ruling families
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, contributing to more distinct group of health problems is the growing trend of marriage between close relatives or what Vickie calls intermarriage.
  Firstly, it is said that when my parents met their families were neighbours and related by intermarriage.
  It's not the intermarriages per se that cause defects.

Rhymes

carriage, disparage, Harwich, marriage, miscarriage

Definition of intermarriage in US English:

intermarriage

nounˌɪn(t)ərˈmɛrɪdʒˌin(t)ərˈmerij

1Marriage between people of different races, castes, or religions.
the main reason for the increase in intermarriage is probably greater religious and ethnic tolerance
Example sentencesExamples
- The blending and intermarriage of races for over 500 years has made Bolivia a heterogeneous society.
- Are you for or against intermarriage between people of different communities?
- Forced conversions have been reported, as well as forced divorces in Muslim-Christian intermarriages.
- The demography of the Jewish community is changing - the percentage of intermarriages is going up.
- These networks were further cemented by intermarriages and mutual help alliances.
- None of the intermarriages that took place in the early restoration could have occurred if the priests were firmly in control.
- By 1900, intermarriages with other nationalities were more common, most of them occurring with Germans, but also with Austrians, Hungarians, and Poles.
- Ethnic intermarriage became fairly common in Soviet times, and most people have at least one ancestor of a different nationality.
- The intermarriages between the Hui and Han were further reinforced by the imperial edict in the Ming Dynasty.
- Many never learned to speak English at all, and there was little intermarriage with other immigrant groups.
- There are no ethnic or religious restrictions, and intermarriage in Thailand is quite common, especially between Thai and Chinese, and Thai and Westerners.
- There has been a good deal of intermarriage, especially among Sunni Muslims with different ethnic backgrounds.
- This option reflects changes in the nation's diversity as a result of immigration and intermarriage among different racial groups.
- More than two-thirds of Cape Verdean population ancestry is Creole, descended from the intermarriages between the Portuguese settlers and black Africans.
- This was evidenced in their culture, language and intermarriages that were so common within the area.
- That has led to intermarriages, thereby making it difficult to identify who is a Zambian and who is not.
- There have been centuries of intermarriage between the different groups, so there are no longer any ‘pure’ ethnic groups in China.
- In addition, intermarriage between immigrant males and Mexican American women has encouraged the maintenance of Spanish.
- There was an era, within the memory of many people reading these words, when intermarriage between races was illegal in many states.
- There was little if any intermarriage and little intermating between the two groups.
1. 1.1 Marriage between close relations.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's not the intermarriages per se that cause defects.
  Firstly, it is said that when my parents met their families were neighbours and related by intermarriage.
  However, contributing to more distinct group of health problems is the growing trend of marriage between close relatives or what Vickie calls intermarriage.

单词	intermarriage
释义	Definition of intermarriage in English: intermarriage noun ɪntəˈmarɪdʒˌɪn(t)ərˈmɛrɪdʒ mass noun 1Marriage between people of different races, castes, or religions. intermarriage between Scots and English borderers was officially forbidden Example sentencesExamples Ethnic intermarriage became fairly common in Soviet times, and most people have at least one ancestor of a different nationality. There have been centuries of intermarriage between the different groups, so there are no longer any ‘pure’ ethnic groups in China. These networks were further cemented by intermarriages and mutual help alliances. There was little if any intermarriage and little intermating between the two groups. Are you for or against intermarriage between people of different communities? Forced conversions have been reported, as well as forced divorces in Muslim-Christian intermarriages. In addition, intermarriage between immigrant males and Mexican American women has encouraged the maintenance of Spanish. More than two-thirds of Cape Verdean population ancestry is Creole, descended from the intermarriages between the Portuguese settlers and black Africans. This was evidenced in their culture, language and intermarriages that were so common within the area. That has led to intermarriages, thereby making it difficult to identify who is a Zambian and who is not. None of the intermarriages that took place in the early restoration could have occurred if the priests were firmly in control. By 1900, intermarriages with other nationalities were more common, most of them occurring with Germans, but also with Austrians, Hungarians, and Poles. There has been a good deal of intermarriage, especially among Sunni Muslims with different ethnic backgrounds. The demography of the Jewish community is changing - the percentage of intermarriages is going up. There are no ethnic or religious restrictions, and intermarriage in Thailand is quite common, especially between Thai and Chinese, and Thai and Westerners. There was an era, within the memory of many people reading these words, when intermarriage between races was illegal in many states. Many never learned to speak English at all, and there was little intermarriage with other immigrant groups. The intermarriages between the Hui and Han were further reinforced by the imperial edict in the Ming Dynasty. This option reflects changes in the nation's diversity as a result of immigration and intermarriage among different racial groups. The blending and intermarriage of races for over 500 years has made Bolivia a heterogeneous society. 1.1 Marriage between close relations. generations of intermarriage between ruling families Example sentencesExamples However, contributing to more distinct group of health problems is the growing trend of marriage between close relatives or what Vickie calls intermarriage. Firstly, it is said that when my parents met their families were neighbours and related by intermarriage. It's not the intermarriages per se that cause defects. Rhymes carriage, disparage, Harwich, marriage, miscarriage Definition of intermarriage in US English: intermarriage nounˌɪn(t)ərˈmɛrɪdʒˌin(t)ərˈmerij 1Marriage between people of different races, castes, or religions. the main reason for the increase in intermarriage is probably greater religious and ethnic tolerance Example sentencesExamples The blending and intermarriage of races for over 500 years has made Bolivia a heterogeneous society. Are you for or against intermarriage between people of different communities? Forced conversions have been reported, as well as forced divorces in Muslim-Christian intermarriages. The demography of the Jewish community is changing - the percentage of intermarriages is going up. These networks were further cemented by intermarriages and mutual help alliances. None of the intermarriages that took place in the early restoration could have occurred if the priests were firmly in control. By 1900, intermarriages with other nationalities were more common, most of them occurring with Germans, but also with Austrians, Hungarians, and Poles. Ethnic intermarriage became fairly common in Soviet times, and most people have at least one ancestor of a different nationality. The intermarriages between the Hui and Han were further reinforced by the imperial edict in the Ming Dynasty. Many never learned to speak English at all, and there was little intermarriage with other immigrant groups. There are no ethnic or religious restrictions, and intermarriage in Thailand is quite common, especially between Thai and Chinese, and Thai and Westerners. There has been a good deal of intermarriage, especially among Sunni Muslims with different ethnic backgrounds. This option reflects changes in the nation's diversity as a result of immigration and intermarriage among different racial groups. More than two-thirds of Cape Verdean population ancestry is Creole, descended from the intermarriages between the Portuguese settlers and black Africans. This was evidenced in their culture, language and intermarriages that were so common within the area. That has led to intermarriages, thereby making it difficult to identify who is a Zambian and who is not. There have been centuries of intermarriage between the different groups, so there are no longer any ‘pure’ ethnic groups in China. In addition, intermarriage between immigrant males and Mexican American women has encouraged the maintenance of Spanish. There was an era, within the memory of many people reading these words, when intermarriage between races was illegal in many states. There was little if any intermarriage and little intermating between the two groups. 1.1 Marriage between close relations. Example sentencesExamples It's not the intermarriages per se that cause defects. Firstly, it is said that when my parents met their families were neighbours and related by intermarriage. However, contributing to more distinct group of health problems is the growing trend of marriage between close relatives or what Vickie calls intermarriage.
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