wedded

UK
/ˈwɛd.ɪd/
US
/ˈwɛd.ɪd/
weddedadjective
more wedded
Comp.
most wedded
Super.
UK
/ˈwɛd.ɪd/
US
/ˈwɛd.ɪd/
Translations
attachéAvec la préposition « à » ; emploi soutenu ou neutre.
She is wedded to the idea of sustainable living.
Elle est attachée à l’idée d’un mode de vie durable.
Additional translations
vouéAvec la préposition « à » ; registre soutenu.
Definitions
Closely attached or devoted to a particular idea, activity, or person.
She is wedded to the idea of sustainable living and practices it in her daily life.
weddedpast participle
UK
/ˈwɛdɪd/
US
/ˈwɛdɪd/
Used to denote the past participial adjective meaning 'married' or 'formally united in matrimony'.
Translations
After ten years, they remain happily wedded.
Après dix ans, ils restent heureux de leur mariage.
Definitions
Formally united in marriage; married.
After ten years, they remain happily wedded.
wedverb

wedded

Past Simple

wed
Past Simple
wed
Past Participle
wedding
ing-form
UK
/wɛd/
US
/wɛd/
Translations
They decided to wed in a small ceremony by the beach.
Ils ont décidé de s'épouser lors d'une petite cérémonie sur la plage.
Additional translations
Definitions
To marry or join in marriage.
They decided to wed in a small ceremony by the beach.
To unite or blend closely.
The chef weds traditional flavors with modern techniques in his dishes.
Synonyms
tie the knot
get hitched
wedpast participle
Definitions
Married; joined in matrimony.
They looked like a happily wed couple.
wednoun
Definitions
A marriage or wedding ceremony (archaic or dialect).
Songs were sung throughout the royal wed.