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Use "nuptials" in a sentence
"The term nuptials itself is apparently derived from the Old French term nuptialis, part of a centuries-old French musical composition, Nuptialis hodie, which appropriately celebrates the Virgin Mary’s wedding day."
"I have slain men, many men, for love of woman, or in warm blood have baptized our nuptials or washed away the stain of her favour to another."
"The Post account called the nuptials, at Mrs. Earl's home in Manhattan, "almost medieval.""