betrothed
Meaning of betrothed
noun
- the person to whom one is engaged.
how long have you known your betrothed?
- formally engage (someone) to be married.
in no time I shall be betrothed to Isabel
Middle English betreuthe : from be- (expressing transitivity) + truth. The change in the second syllable was due to association with troth.
Information about betrothed
- The plural form of betrothed is: betrotheds.
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Hyphenation of betrothed
be-trothed
- It consists of 2 syllables and 9 chars.
- betrothed is a word disyllabic because it has two syllables
betrothed synonyms
Meaning affianced:
affianced, bespoken, engaged, pledged
Meaning assure someone that one will definitely do something or that something will happen:
Meaning decrease in size, number, or range:
Meaning a leaping movement towards or over something:
Meaning pledge or solemnly promise (one's faith or loyalty):
Meaning adopt or support (a cause, belief, or way of life):
Meaning an engagement or marriage contract:
betrothed antonyms
Meaning not working for or belonging to a particular body or organization:
Meaning an individual person or thing rather than part of a pair or a group:
Translation of betrothed
- Spanish: novia, prometida, novio, prometido, comprometido
- Italian: promessa, fidanzata, fidanzato, promesso, impegnato
- French: fiancée, fiancé
- Portuguese: noivo
- German: verlobt
Words that rhyme with betrothed
thed, bathed, beathed, bequeathed, bewrathed, breathed, counterlathed, dissheathed, embathed, embreathed, ensheathed, enswathed, enwreathed, imbathed, inbreathed, insheathed, inswathed, interwreathed, inwreathed, lathed, loathed, missheathed, oathed, outbreathed, overbreathed, pathed, prebreathed, rathed, rebathed, scathed, sheathed, spathed, spreathed, sunbathed, swathed, tathed, telepathed, unbathed, unbequeathed, unbreathed, uninwreathed, unlathed, unloathed, unpathed, unscathed, unsheathed, unswathed, unwreathed, wrathed, wreathed
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