Composite and Married

Composite

Composite adjective - Made from the joining of two or more parts or elements.

Married and composite are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Married" instead an adjective "Composite".

Nearby Words: composition, compositive, compositor, compositional, compositing

Married

Married adjective - Of or relating to marriage.

Composite and married are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Composite" instead an adjective "Married".

Nearby Words: marry, marriage, marrying

Both words in one sentence

  • Composite Character/ Expy: Prince John is combined with Athelstane, in that he is arranged to be married to Rowena who makes her dislike of him obvious.
  • Series / The Borgias Composite Character: Theo is an amalgam of two of Vanozza's four Real Life husbands (none of which were named Theo) while Alfonso seems to combine the historical King Alfonso II of Naples and his two surviving sons one of whom eventually married Lucrezia.
  • Film / Short Cuts Bill Bush is a Composite Character of Bill Miller from "Neighbors" and Bill Jamison from "Tell the Women We're Going", so he both housesits with his wife for a more affluent couple in their building and pursues two teenage girls with Jerry even though both men are married.
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