What is another word for man and wife?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈan and wˈa͡ɪf], [ mˈan and wˈaɪf], [ m_ˈa_n a_n_d w_ˈaɪ_f]
Related words: man and woman, husband and wife
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How to use "Man and wife" in context?
What is a Man?
The complex answer to this question starts with understanding the word "man." "Man" is derived from the Latin word "homo," which means "same," or "of the same kind." Mankind is therefore defined as the population of male animals. This means that all human beings share a number of characteristics, such as the ability to reason, think, and feel.
Men are also physically different than women. Men typically have wider shoulders, narrower hips, and taller heights than women.
Homophones for Man and wife:
- meditative, made-up, mid-off, matt-up, modify, matte up, mud puppy, motive, meat pie, mud pie, Minamata Bay, mount up, mouth off, mudhif, mat up, muddy up, meadow pea, mouth bow, mdiv, motif, mutative, manitoba, monotype, midwife.
Hyponym for Man and wife:
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family unit, Family.
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Meronym for Man and wife:
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mate, better half, married person, spouse, partner.
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