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polygamist
[puh-lig-uh-mist]
Other Word Forms
- polygamistic adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of polygamist1
Example Sentences
And frankly, in these conditions, I should be getting more erratic literature from modest, homespun polygamist cults capitalizing on the moment, enticing me with the rent-free, abandoned farmhouse its nude members get to share.
Since polygamist marriages are not legally recognized in the United States, the “spiritual unions” usually end with an announcement rather than a divorce or legal filing.
The leaders of the so-called men's conferences have been polygamists - seen by some as people who go against the grain, against societal pressures, to do what they want to do.
And the colony’s two leaders were polygamists whose “plural wives” accompanied them to California.
She got a close-up look at groups and trends on the fringes of society, including Satan worshippers, polygamists and sex workers.
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