fiancés

Engaged men, collectively

Fiancés is the plural of fiancé, referring to multiple men engaged to be married.

The word comes from French, where the accent and final -s mark masculine gender.

In careful usage, fiancées (with -ée) is the feminine plural, though English speakers often use fiancé for any engaged person regardless of gender: Both fiancés were nervous before the wedding.

betrothal

betrothed

Engaged to marry

pledged · troth · betrothal · espoused · match · prewedding · matrimonial · bans · dowry · arranged

engagement

engaged

Pledged to marry

kneeling · ceremony · announcement · celebration · party · registry · venue · bachelor · bachelorette · rehearsal

commitment

promise

Commitment to act

  • vowSolemn personal commitment
  • pledgeBinding promise given
  • dedicationWholehearted loyalty to purpose

loyalty · faithfulness · devotion · bond · covenant · oath · fidelity · constancy · steadfastness · obligation

romance

courtship

Seeking another's romantic favor

beloved · soulmate · lovebirds · couple · partners · chemistry · passion · devotion · adoration · affection

Opposites
relationship stage

fiancéshusbands

Married male partners

spouses · ex-fiancés · exes · strangers · newlyweds

romantic attachment status

fiancésbachelors

Unwed men

unattached · loners · confirmed bachelors · playboys · lone wolves

Family

fiancé, fiancée, affianced, affiance, fiancées

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