Definition for Wife:

• A woman; an adult female; - now used in literature only in certain compounds and phrases, as alewife, fishwife, goodwife, and the like.

Synonyms for Wife:

• n.

  •ball and chain (noun)
  • ball-chain,
  • ball chain,
  • little women.
  •better half (noun)
  • feme covert,
  • helpmeet,
  • soul mate.
  •bride (noun)
  • newly married woman,
  • old woman,
  • newlyweds.
  •married woman (noun)
  • madam,
  • marrow,
  • monogamist,
  • roommate,
  • housewife,
  • the missis,
  • the little woman,
  • lady,
  • other half,
  • dame,
  • companion,
  • wifey,
  • the old lady.
  •matron (noun)
  • grandes dames.
  •partner (noun)
  • co worker,
  • co workers.
  •significant other (noun)
  • live-in lovers,
  • livein lover,
  • significant-other,
  • live in lover,
  • livein lovers,
  • live in lovers.
  •woman (noun)
  • niece,
  • aunt,
  • grandmother,
  • Gentlewomen,
  • nieces,
  • She,
  • SHES,
  • grand-mother,
  • aunts,
  • gentlewoman.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • mistress,
  • widow,
  • newlywed,
  • squaw.
  •
  • woman,
  • mate,
  • matron.
  •Other relevant words:
  • intense,
  • Lorette,
  • courtesan,
  • jade,
  • madame,
  • flight,
  • nest,
  • Everyone,
  • hubby,
  • Yokemate,
  • mrs,
  • associate,
  • mayoress,
  • hard,
  • cloud,
  • wanton,
  • slut,
  • farrow,
  • all hands,
  • numbers,
  • concubine,
  • herd,
  • sturdy,
  • viscountess,
  • pair off,
  • streetwalker,
  • go off,
  • signora,
  • cocotte,
  • demimonde,
  • solid,
  • collaborator,
  • rib,
  • profusion,
  • brood,
  • sister,
  • lusty,
  • Matronhood,
  • match,
  • galaxy,
  • round number,
  • strong,
  • Advoutress,
  • missus,
  • Demirep,
  • best man,
  • host,
  • influential,
  • internal,
  • crowd,
  • female,
  • army,
  • miss,
  • troubled,
  • drab,
  • Mopsy,
  • girl,
  • litter,
  • golf widow,
  • covey,
  • mother,
  • bridesmaid,
  • harlot,
  • man,
  • sweetie,
  • punk,
  • marry off,
  • life companion,
  • skit,
  • Quean,
  • masculine,
  • married man,
  • Anybody,
  • sweetheart,
  • espouse,
  • sight,
  • sea,
  • Neogamist,
  • be married,
  • missis,
  • inamorata,
  • Gammer,
  • whore,
  • married woman,
  • draught,
  • piece,
  • robust,
  • saline,
  • Bridesman,
  • fry,
  • multiplicity,
  • bridegroom,
  • potent,
  • interior,
  • rani,
  • lord and master,
  • baggage,
  • matrimony,
  • array,
  • good,
  • female spouse,
  • accomplice,
  • prostitute,
  • legion,
  • rig,
  • brackish,
  • stable,
  • virile,
  • wedlock,
  • flock,
  • salt,
  • wive,
  • hussy,
  • lots,
  • Goodwife,
  • good woman,
  • Mulier,
  • marchioness,
  • cogent,
  • unfortunate,
  • swarm,
  • domestic,
  • minx,
  • steady,
  • first lady,
  • briny,
  • inner,
  • unchaste,
  • hive,
  • Chippy,
  • great number,
  • girlfriend,
  • adulteress,
  • Matronage,
  • goody,
  • dowager,
  • large number,
  • be spliced,
  • wed,
  • friend,
  • sapphist,
  • bevy,
  • Lady-love,
  • peck,
  • quantity,
  • strumpet,
  • old man,
  • Trull,
  • Gray mare,
  • scores,
  • Frow,
  • bitch,
  • baron,
  • salty,
  • good man,
  • old lady,
  • Grisette,
  • good wife,
  • Feme coverte,
  • married couple,
  • Everybody,
  • wench,
  • Feme,
  • shoal,
  • drove,
  • marriage,
  • able,
  • numerous,
  • numerosity,
  • get hitched,
  • man and wife,
  • fornicatress,
  • bushel,
  • harridan,
  • plenty,
  • marry,
  • forcible,
  • assemblage,
  • trollop,
  • wedded pair.

Paraphrases for Wife:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    ex-wife, housewife, missus.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    married.
  • Proper noun, singular
    hedges, married.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    widow, mother, marriage.
  • Verb, past tense
    used, married.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    daughter-in-law, girlfriend, sister-in-law.

Antonyms for Wife:

• n.

  • married woman
    husband, enemy, foe.
  • Other antonyms:
    hubby, married man.

Wife Sentence Examples:

• You will be sorry to hear that my dear wife is dead.

• I speak of your wife, Mr. Butler.