conjugally
As married partners
In a manner relating to marriage or the relationship between spouses.
The word appears in legal and formal contexts: conjugally united, living conjugally.
Prisoners may receive conjugal visits—private time with a spouse, often with the implication of sexual intimacy.
Legal union of spouses
- wedlockState of being spouses
- spouseMarried partner
- licenseFormal grant of permission
- contractEnforceable written agreement
alimony · divorce · annulment · bigamy · common-law · cohabitation · banns · fidelity
matrimony
Legal union of spouses
contract · alimony · divorce · annulment · bigamy · common-law · cohabitation · banns · fidelity · monogamy
husband
Married man's role
partner · bride · bridegroom · betrothed · fiancé · fiancée · wedded · matrimonial · domestic · household
affection
Warm emotional attachment
- closenessState of proximity
- tendernessGentle, caring quality
- passionIntense emotional drive
lovemaking · desire · romance · intimacy · warmth · embrace · kiss · caress · bonding · sensuality
conjugallysingly
One at a time
unmarried · celibately · unattached · illicitly · divorced
conjugallyplatonically
Without sexual or romantic intent
chastely · asexually · celibately · fraternally · sisterly
- conjugal visitInmate's private time with spouse
- conjugal dutiesSpouse's intimate obligations
- conjugal rightsSpouse's right to intimacy
- conjugal relationsSpouses' physical union