| 单词 | conjugal |
| 释义 | conjugal (once / 2999 pages) adj The adjective conjugal describes all husband-and-wife matters, so if someone who is married says, "Single people don't understand how I feel," you can be sure it's a conjugal situation. The word conjugal comes from the Latin word, conjux, meaning "husband, wife." You’ve no doubt heard of the term “conjugal visits,” to describe private visits between a prisoner and a spouse. But it can describe anything that happens between married people, such as conjugal obligations, which are the things you do to keep a marriage going, or just general conjugal, or married, life. WORD FAMILYconjugal: conjugally USAGE EXAMPLESAt the start Rick and Michonne woke in a sunny bed, the apparent image of conjugal bliss. The Guardian(Nov 14, 2016) Many of these communities sought to regulate conjugal relations. The New Yorker(Sep 26, 2016) Neither are allowed to have conjugal visits under California law. Time(Sep 02, 2016) adj of or relating to marriage or to the relationship between a wife and husband conjugal visits Syn connubial |
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