The word "spouse" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to your partner in a marriage or domestic partnership. For example, "My spouse and I have been married for five years."
Kennedyesque is still the style, the demeanour, candidates for high office aspire to: slim, energetic, accompanied by a supremely elegant spouse.
Likewise some people feel they need secrets, otherwise they fear merging with their spouse.
Arguing with one's parents about when to turn off the Xbox may be far more normative and far less interfering than arguing with one's spouse about thousands of dollars lost in gambling, they note drily.
Michelle Alexander, The New Jim Crow Bill is also no ordinary spouse and the Clintons are no regular political couple.
Householders of any age (the applicant or their spouse) who are in receipt of one or more of the following benefits: income support.
Following the exile of Captain Alfred Dreyfus after his wrongful conviction for spying for Germany against France, his wife, Lucie, was portrayed as a bourgeois heroine, the epitome of the dutiful Victorian spouse.
But from now, when an Isa saver who is married or in a civil partnership dies, their spouse or civil partner will inherit their tax advantages.
The surviving partner will be able to invest as much into their own Isa as their spouse used to have, on top of their usual allowance, the government said.
This feeling may be heightened when their spouse seems to have a stronger identity than they do.
United Parcel Service now doesn't cover the healthcare costs of an employee's spouse if the latter is able to get their own insurance coverage from their own employer (even if it's more costly, or not as good).
It can be hard to start a conversation with a spouse who is doing their best to provide for the family about how dissatisfied you are with the lack of meaning in your life, about your envy, or your boredom.
