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1 wedded
wedded ['wedɪd](person) marié; (bliss, life) conjugal;∎ her lawful wedded husband son époux légitime;∎ the newly wedded couple les jeunes mariés mpl -
2 wedded
past tense, past participles; see wedtr['wedɪd]1 casado,-a (to, con)2 (devoted) aferrado,-a (to, a)adj.• casado, -a adj.• conyugal adj.['wedɪd]ADJ2) (fig)to be wedded to — (=linked to) estar ligado or unido a
to be wedded to an idea — [person] aferrarse or estar aferrado a una idea
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