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Discover LudwigThe phrase "married man" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who is legally married to another person. Example: The woman's new love interest turned out to be a married man, causing her to end the relationship immediately.
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The participants included three widows, one married man and one married couple.
I'm a married man.
I am a married man.
"You're not a married man yet".
"He said, 'I'm a married man.
"I'm a married man," Mumbry says.
Christ, Kaiser, I'm a happily married man".
To Roddick: "You're a married man now.
A not very married man.
He is a married man with four sons.
THE MARRIED MAN, by Edmund White.
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