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Often used in the same context:
husbands,
spouses,
girlfriends,
daughters,
fathers,
boyfriends,
sons,
hubbies,
mistresses,
widows,
concubines,
mothers,
divorcees,
menfolk,
sisters,
marriages,
grandfathers,
philander,
women,
grandsons,
consorts,
stepmothers,
cousins,
beaus,
uncles,
relatives,
servants,
men,
adulterers,
breadwinners,
dowries,
siblings,
nursemaids,
housewives,
grandchildren,
dads,
adulteries,
polygyny,
womanizers,
bridegrooms,
aunts,
laundresses,
stepsons,
mistress,
newlyweds,
brothers,
daddies,
ladies,
nieces,
remarriage,
unfaithfulness,
harems,
celibates,
paramours,
polyandry,
polygamy,
exes,
aunties,
couples,
grandmothers,
maids,
husbandless,
nephews,
serial monogamy,
swains,
playmates,
ayahs,
families,
patriarchs,
mamas,
noblewomen,
cuckolds,
companions,
landladies,
bachelors,
divorces,
grandpas,
cuckoldry,
eldest,
prostitutes,
mommies,
widowhood,
whores,
kinfolk,
whom,
extramarital sex,
washerwomen,
infidelity,
offsprings,
schoolmarms,
gals,
bride,
virgins,
pickaninnies,
mammies,
kinsfolk,
sexes,
spinsters,
biddies,
matriarchs,
lobola,
englishwomen,
wife,
brides,
instructors,
secretaries,
actresses,
boarders,
cadets,
doctors,
foremen,
grandparents,
parents,
queens
Appears in the definition of:
accompanied,
adulterous,
bhumi devi,
call,
deserted,
hareem,
harem,
nonprofessional,
polygynist,
seraglio,
serail
Also try:
— Adjectives for wives:
many,
other,
old,
several,
young,
good,
more,
most,
indian,
battered,
foreign,
more...
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