Examples of using Consummated in English and their translations into Polish
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And the desire needs to be consummated.
Consider our relationship--consummated.
Because your brother was 15 and had not consummated the marriage.
Of course, the fruits of these negotiations were never consummated.
Marriage not being consummated yet, If this is about the whole An incubus. don't worry, it will happen.
If this is about the whole marriage not being consummated yet, don't worry, it will happen.
Among many Levantine peoples it was the custom to dispense with all formality, marriage being consummated by sex relations.
The Church acknowledges that it does not have any power to invalidate a sacramental marriage that is concluded and consummated ratum et consummatum.
This charge that Anne and Henry Percy consummated their marriage she denies it ever happened, but I need to be certain.
When finite creatures attempt to conceive of infinite unification on the finality levels of consummated eternity, they are face to face with intellect limitations inherent in their finite existences.
That's guaranteed to get that marriage consummated. with naturally-occurring aphrodisiacs An hour's ride North,
it is only consummated in marriage, which keeps them from losing the audience's sympathy.
Muhammad married Aisha, his third wife, when she was about six, and consummated the marriage when she was about nine.
Thus the marriage bond has been established by God himself in such a way that a marriage concluded and consummated between baptized persons can never be dissolved.
The bureaucracy upon which Stalin leans is materially bound up with the results of the consummated national revolution,
the Kingdom already inherited though not yet consummated.
not her first marriage to Prince Arthur was in fact consummated in carnal copula.
which was signified in the touching of the wine cups and consummated by the swallowing of the beverage.
a stand-still obligation and not be equipped to deal with consummated transactions.
Henry used this verse to argue that because Catherine had been married to Arthur first, and consummated that marriage, his marriage to her afterwards was not legal