bigamous

"He wants to become a party to a bigamous marriage?"

He soon married in 1898, but this was most likely a bigamous marriage.

This marriage, which was probably bigamous, broke up soon after.

He threatened to leave if she did not, then left anyway because it was a bigamous marriage.

In total, Smith entered into seven bigamous marriages between 1908 and 1914.

Whether Josephus actually was bigamous is not clear from the text.

You know that such a marriage would be regarded here as bigamous?"

"She had found out her mother's marriage was bigamous, but would a girl do murder for that?

A son was born of the first bigamous marriage.

This apart, certain States made provisions for prevention of bigamous marriage.

From these and other pages it would be possible to piece together the whole chronology of de Man's bigamous double life.

Bigamous males simply exploit the fact that females are in a hurry.

But their union was genuine, and her four subsequent marriages were unwittingly bigamous.

Therefore his marriage to his third wife was ruled valid and not bigamous.

But if she were still alive at the time of his second marriage, nearly twenty years later, then it was bigamous.'

Such a marriage will be bigamous and void.

Despite his bigamous relationships, the queen, ever mindful of duty, continued to bear him children.

The bigamous nature of their marriage was kept secret during Bates's lifetime.

You survived a bigamous marriage that might have warped lesser women."

Yet we are importing bigamous, or even polygamous, unemployed foreigners and their children.

As the divorce had never been completed, their marriage was technically bigamous and therefore invalid.

In the case of a bigamous marriage the "second wife" has no status of wife.

She tells Frank that all his misfortune is a result of his bigamous second marriage.

The second husband petitioned for nullity alleging that the marriage was bigamous.

This behaviour, as we will see, plays an important role in the pied flycatcher's bigamous life.