The word "lovers" is correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to two people who are in a romantic or sexual relationship with each other. Example: "The two lovers held hands as they walked through the park, enjoying the warm spring sunshine."
The star-crossed lovers take drugs, try to pass exams, get involved with student politics.
"It wasn't spoken very well, but the US setting made me care more about the lovers than I ever had before in any stage production.
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A male hen harrier's silhouette gliding low over the moorland is an eerie sight greatly prized by bird lovers, but the bird is best known for its aerobatic displays of climbing, twisting and rolling, known as sky dancing.
He had been anxious to foster good relations between the grouse shoot, bird lovers and the local community.
The solid gold Apple Watch Edition, which retails for upwards of £8,000, was particularly hit, with some models being so backordered that they have an expected delivery date of August (since then, the Edition supply problems seem to have been sorted, and gold lovers can pick one up for June delivery).
Through Roche, we know of Duchamp's amorous adventure with three young women – and his penchant for "very vulgar women" as lovers.
To lie to your husband, kids, lovers, friends and sponsor about your addictions?
As Amanda Marcotte wrote this week, in 2011 the anti-choice movement "stopped trying so hard to manage mainstream perceptions of themselves as somehow just great lovers of fetal life, and are coming out with their anti-sex agenda".
In New York City, some heroin lovers have gone as far as collecting the tiny bags in which the drug is sold.
