espousal
es·pous·al
noun \is-ˈpau̇-zəl also -səl\Definition of ESPOUSAL
Examples of ESPOUSAL
- <the expected espousal of the Hollywood actor and the singing superstar should attract the elite of show business>
- <considering how long her previous marriage lasted, she'd be wise to have an extended espousal>
First Known Use of ESPOUSAL
14th century
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