Associations to the word «Betrothed»
Noun
- Alessandro
- Bride
- Lover
- Princess
- Daughter
- Wedding
- Marriage
- Cousin
- Sister
- Virgin
- Count
- Husband
- Wife
- Dowry
- Son
- Henry
- Lady
- Brother
- Mary
- Bridegroom
- Verity
- Dauphin
- Joseph
- Isabella
- Father
- Anjou
- Heiress
- Aragon
- Suitor
- Hermione
- Claudius
- Castile
- Lucius
- Tiberius
- Sweetheart
- Infancy
- Matilda
- Agnes
- Adultery
- Niece
- Eldest
- Maximilian
- Stark
- Bertha
- Heir
- Alfonso
- Brittany
- Burgundy
- Sigismund
- Orkney
- Marri
- Constance
- Perseus
- Constantine
- Lily
- Engagement
- Novel
- Joanna
- Mademoiselle
- Dowager
- Herod
- Puberty
- Liang
- Spouse
- Gaius
- Marquess
- Maiden
- Beatrice
- Groom
- Margaret
- Isabel
- Prince
- Countess
- Mortimer
- Bohemia
- Mario
- Marietta
- Nobleman
- Pompey
- Antony
- Shetland
- Eleanor
Wiktionary
BETROTHED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of betroth
BETROTHED, noun. Fiancé or fiancée
Dictionary definition
BETROTHED, noun. The person to whom you are engaged.
BETROTHED, adjective. Pledged to be married; "the engaged couple".
Wise words
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