Lady and Spouse

Lady

Lady noun - The female partner in a marriage.

Usage example: in public the husband was frequently seen holding hands with his lady

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Spouse and lady are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Spouse" instead a noun "Lady".

Nearby Words: lade, lad, ladyship

Spouse noun - The person to whom another is married.

Usage example: employees and their spouses are covered by the health plan

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Lady and spouse are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lady" instead a noun "Spouse". dated substitute

Nearby Word: spousal

human	human lady	human spouse
old	old lady	old spouse
noble	noble lady	noble spouse
dead	dead lady	dead spouse
Other adjectives: real, little, young, beautiful, new, angry, former, royal, local, older.

Lady Elliot was the sensible and amiable spouse who married an empty-headed snob who only thinks about his baronetcy and extremely good looks.

Source: No Accounting for Taste
Unholy Matrimony: Arguably you together with your new(ly resurrected) spouse Anri of Astora in the "Usurpation of Fire" ending, where the pair of you become the Lord and Lady of the Hollows together.

Source: Video Game / Dark Souls III
Parental Marriage Veto: Several parents attempt this, including Lady Levy's and Lady Dormer's, because the prospective spouse is middle-class and/or Jewish.

Source: Literature / Lord Peter Wimsey

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