adj
wedded
WEH-duhd
Wedded (adj) means Joined together in marriage. Example: “The couple had been wedded for over forty years.”
adj
1
Joined together in marriage.
"The couple had been wedded for over forty years."
2
Firmly attached or committed to something, as if by marriage.
"He remained wedded to his old methods long after they stopped working."
How to use wedded
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishMarried, or stubbornly attached to a habit or belief.
Common pairings
wedded bliss
wedded to a routine
happily wedded
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What does “wedded” mean?
The word “wedded” means joined together in marriage. In plain terms, married, or stubbornly attached to a habit or belief.
How do you pronounce “wedded”?
“Wedded” is pronounced WEH-duhd (/ˈwɛdəd/ in IPA).
How do you use “wedded” in a sentence?
Here is “wedded” used in a sentence: “The couple had been wedded for over forty years.”
What part of speech is “wedded”?
“Wedded” is an adjective.
How many meanings does “wedded” have?
“Wedded” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: joined together in marriage.