How Do You Spell INTERMARRYING?

Pronunciation: [ˌɪntəmˈaɹɪɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "intermarrying" is pronounced /ɪntərˈmæriɪŋ/. The first syllable "inter-" is pronounced with a schwa sound, followed by the stressed syllable "-marrying" with a short "a" sound. The word is spelled with the prefix "inter-" meaning "between or among" and "marrying" indicating the act of two people getting married. This term is often used to describe the marriage between people of different races, religions or cultural backgrounds. Intermarrying is a practice that has been prevalent throughout history, and still exists in various societies around the world.

INTERMARRYING Meaning and Definition

1. Intermarrying is defined as the act of marrying someone from a different ethnic, racial, or cultural background. This term specifically refers to the practice of individuals from different groups forming marital unions, often with the intention of creating diverse and blended families.

   When individuals engage in intermarrying, they are breaking down social and cultural barriers that have historically separated different groups. This practice leads to the creation of marriages that cross traditional boundaries, such as interracial or intercultural unions. Through intermarrying, people are able to establish intimate relationships and families with those outside their immediate social circles, fostering a sense of inclusion, diversity, and tolerance.

   Intermarrying can have profound social and cultural implications. It promotes social integration and the fusion of different cultural practices, traditions, and values. It can break down prejudices and stereotypes, facilitating a greater understanding and acceptance of diversity. Additionally, intermarrying can result in the birth of children who have multiracial or multicultural identities, enriching society in terms of cultural exchange and promoting cultural heritage preservation.

   While intermarrying can contribute positively to social cohesion and harmony, it can also face resistance from those who hold more traditional beliefs or prejudices. Societies may also have legal or social barriers that discourage or inhibit intermarrying. However, as societies evolve and become more inclusive and accepting, intermarrying continues to be a powerful mechanism for promoting respect, unity, and diversity among people of different backgrounds.

Common Misspellings for INTERMARRYING

• intermarring
• internarrying
• intermaring
• intermarriying

Etymology of INTERMARRYING

The word "intermarrying" is derived from two separate words: "inter" and "marry".

The prefix "inter-" comes from the Latin word "inter", meaning "between" or "among". It is often used to indicate a mutual or reciprocal action.

The word "marry" has its origins in the Middle English word "marie", which comes from the Old English word "mearcian", meaning "to give in marriage".

When these two words are combined, they form "intermarrying", which refers to the act of marrying or entering into a marriage relationship between individuals from different groups, communities, or social backgrounds.

Similar spelling words for INTERMARRYING

• interlacing,
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• interlineal,
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• intermediately,
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• intermarry,
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• interlanguage,
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• intertwine,
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• intermingle,
• interfering,
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• intertwined,
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• interminable,
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• interleukin,
• in the raw,
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• intercalary,
• interlinear,
• interlinking,
• interferon.

Conjugate verb Intermarrying

CONDITIONAL

I would intermarry

we would intermarry

you would intermarry

he/she/it would intermarry

they would intermarry

FUTURE

I will intermarry

we will intermarry

you will intermarry

he/she/it will intermarry

they will intermarry

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have intermarried

we will have intermarried

you will have intermarried

he/she/it will have intermarried

they will have intermarried

PAST

I intermarried

we intermarried

you intermarried

he/she/it intermarried

they intermarried

PAST PERFECT

I had intermarried

we had intermarried

you had intermarried

he/she/it had intermarried

they had intermarried

PRESENT

I intermarry

we intermarry

you intermarry

he/she/it intermarries

they intermarry

PRESENT PERFECT

I have intermarried

we have intermarried

you have intermarried

he/she/it has intermarried

they have intermarried

I am intermarrying

we are intermarrying

you are intermarrying

he/she/it is intermarrying

they are intermarrying

I was intermarrying

we were intermarrying

you were intermarrying

he/she/it was intermarrying

they were intermarrying

I will be intermarrying

we will be intermarrying

you will be intermarrying

he/she/it will be intermarrying

they will be intermarrying

I have been intermarrying

we have been intermarrying

you have been intermarrying

he/she/it has been intermarrying

they have been intermarrying

I had been intermarrying

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you had been intermarrying

he/she/it had been intermarrying

they had been intermarrying

I will have been intermarrying

we will have been intermarrying

you will have been intermarrying

he/she/it will have been intermarrying

they will have been intermarrying

I would have intermarried

we would have intermarried

you would have intermarried

he/she/it would have intermarried

they would have intermarried

I would be intermarrying

we would be intermarrying

you would be intermarrying

he/she/it would be intermarrying

they would be intermarrying

I would have been intermarrying

we would have been intermarrying

you would have been intermarrying

he/she/it would have been intermarrying

they would have been intermarrying