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Marry

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense 1: Enter into a formal marriage

This sense of "marry" refers to the act of entering into a legal and formal marriage bond.

Sample Sentence: She decided to marry her longtime boyfriend on a beautiful summer day.

Sense 2: Unite or bring together

Here, "marry" is used metaphorically to describe the act of uniting or bringing together two or more things or concepts.

Sample Sentence: The new software merges the best features of different applications, marrying convenience and functionality.

Sense 3: Perform a marriage ceremony

This sense of "marry" is used to describe the act of officiating a wedding ceremony.

Sample Sentence: The priest agreed to marry the couple in their local church.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Well-suited; perfectly matched

As an adjective, "marry" can mean perfectly suited or matched.

Sample Sentence: The couple had a marry mix of personalities and interests, making them compatible partners.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1: The act of becoming married

When used as a noun, "marry" refers to the act of getting married.

Sample Sentence: Her marry to him was the beginning of a lifelong journey.

Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense 1: Used as an intensifier before certain adjectives

As an adverb, "marry" can be used to intensify the meaning of certain adjectives.

Sample Sentence: The team's performance was marry exceptional, earning them first place in the competition.

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