newlywed in Irish
newlywed in Irish is nuaphósta — newlywed means a person who has just gotten married.
newlywed in Irish
nuaphósta
Recently married.
What does "newlywed" mean?
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noun A person who has just gotten married.
"The newlywed still couldn't stop looking at her wedding ring."
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adj Having just gotten married.
"The newlywed couple headed straight to the airport for their honeymoon."
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newlywed in a sentence
- The newlywed still couldn't stop looking at her wedding ring.
- As a newlywed, he was still getting used to sharing a bank account.
- The newlywed couple headed straight to the airport for their honeymoon.
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What is "newlywed" in Irish?
"newlywed" in Irish is nuaphósta. newlywed means: A person who has just gotten married.
How do you use "newlywed" in a sentence?
Example: "The newlywed still couldn't stop looking at her wedding ring." In Irish, "newlywed" is nuaphósta.
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