conjugally

Emotionally, she hadn't felt conjugally linked to him since before that disastrous weekend in Virginia.

Some of the terms are quite recherché, but I yearn to conjugate them, conjugally.

Not just conjugally, but cooking, cleaning, keeping house, and all the other drudgery multiplied by four.

In return, the wife is to guard the secrets of her husband, be honourable, loyal, and conjugally faithful.

Rather, the conjugally based family exists in the context of a fluctuating network of kin, neighbours, friends and workmates.

But if the two be conjugally united, there is a perfect body, and their seed is placed in a condition in which it can yield increase.

As Ari's wife, Perrey Reeves is haughty but conjugally ambitious; she may even be scarier than he is.

At first she was somewhat put off by Rudra's supernatural companions and wild antics in the netherworld, but she was confident she would rid him of his bachelor habits once they were conjugally united."

--Prudie, conjugally Dear Prudence, I wake up in the middle of the night with a terrible thought that leaves me so ashamed I feel I should be sent to the moral equivalent of a re-education camp.

The tone-painting is exquisite and includes an aviary of cooing doves and trilling nightingales, a profoundly witty catalogue of undulating worms and basso profundo whales, also a conjugally obedient Eve to set the feminists' teeth on edge.

An hour into their voyage to a far-off "moon system," where they are to be conjugally matched to a team of male astronauts, their ship takes a calamitous detour into a celestial belt of orbiting garbage and collides with the wreck of an old Winnebago.