noun
- Plural of connubialism; principles, practices, or ideologies related to marriage and conjugal relations.
Usage: rare; formal; typically used in academic or philosophical contexts
Examples
- The sociologist examined various connubialisms across different cultures.
- Historical connubialisms shaped family structures in medieval Europe.
- Modern connubialisms often emphasize equality between spouses.
- The text explores connubialisms in religious and secular traditions.