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wife
- IPA[wʌɪf]
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- a married woman considered in relation to her spouse；the wife of a person with a specified occupation
noun: wife, plural noun: wives
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- 1. a married woman considered in relation to her spouse he and his wife are keen gardeners
- ▪ the wife of a person with a specified occupation a clergy wife
- 2. Scottish archaic a woman, especially an old or uneducated one.
- plural form of wife
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- plural form of wife
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- a man who regularly or habitually hits his wife or female partner: my second husband turned out to be a wife beater
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- a man who regularly or habitually hits his wife or female partner: my second husband turned out to be a wife beater
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- a young, attractive wife regarded as a status symbol for an older man.
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- a woman to whom someone was formerly married, from whom they are now divorced.
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- (in a polygamous society) any of the women married to the same man: her mother and her sister wives live in different homes
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- a woman to whom someone was formerly married, from whom they are now divorced.
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- a married woman considered in relation to her spouse: he and his wife are keen gardeners
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