Bride
Mate
Mate noun - The person to whom another is married.
Usage example: they vowed to each other that they would remain mates for life
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| beloved | beloved bride | beloved mate |
| human | human bride | human mate |
| good | good bride | good mate |
| perfect | perfect bride | perfect mate |
| Other adjectives: current, original, true, proper, suitable, dead, poor, actual, real, male, potential, young, attractive, new, possible, pregnant, next, prospective, eventual, destined, previous. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Bride capture is ingrained in wildling society; a wildling woman won't even respect a potential mate unless he kidnaps her.
Source: Abduction Is Love -
In a sequence reminiscent of the original novel, the creature and Pretorius kidnap Frankenstein's young bride, Elizabeth, and threaten to kill her unless he makes the monster a mate.
Source: Film / Bride of Frankenstein -
Satan: He is trying to mate with his chosen bride while possessing a Wall Street banker played by Gabriel Byrne.
Source: Film / End of Days
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