Noun:

পতির মৃত্যুর পর স্ত্রীধনাপ্রাপ্ত রমণী,

jointures's Usage Examples:

This meant that in practice, jointures could also be created by a post-nuptial settlement, provided the wife.

The custom of dowries and jointures was still prevalent, however, the economic resources exchanged were less.

Clothoid curves Three-radius curves for railway Horizontal and vertical jointures Truck trajectories Earth triangulation Retaining wall Earth Embankments.

Rutland's inheritance was complicated by the demands of two wills and jointures for two dowager countesses and disputes between them.

estates inherited from his own father were heavily mortgaged, partly to pay jointures and allowances to other family members.

bénies, car elles sont impures! Elles ont des péchés cachés à toutes les jointures; Leur peau blanche s'est trempée dans l'odeur âpre des caresses Secrètes.

London, for the benefit of widows of clergymen and others by settled jointures and annuities at the rate of thirty per cent.

will appointed her as executrix and her income from both her husbands' jointures amounted to £3,000 annually, to which came plate and movables worth £6.

The rock’s jointures of the castle of Montluçon are all renovated with cement as well, which.

Francis or Charles Cottington to settle and dispose of lands to provide jointures for future wives.

marriage money available as soon as their fathers-in-law had arranged their jointures.

During this time she controlled, through both her dower and jointures, approximately two-thirds of the Courtenay inheritance.

created a jointure in their marriage contracts, and the vast majority of jointures were reciprocal.

Synonyms:

union; tribalization; unification; conglutination; combining; coalescence; concretion; compounding; conjugation; reunification; coalition; reunion; uniting; combination; coalescency; tribalisation; umbrella;

Antonyms:

nonalignment; noncomprehensive; detribalization; detribalisation; disunion;