What do you call a man who never married?

bachelor. noun. a man who has never been married. It is more usual to say that someone who is not married is single. An eligible bachelor is one who many women want to marry because he is rich and attractive.

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bachelor noun a man who has never been married. It is more usual to say that someone who is not married is single. An eligible bachelor is one who many women want to marry because he is rich and attractive. A confirmed bachelor is a man who does not intend ever to get married. Bridget Jones noun a single woman in her thirties who is ordinary rather than perfect and is looking for a partner couple noun two people who are married or involved in a romantic relationship with each other damsel noun an old word for a young woman who is not married

divorcé noun a man who is divorced

divorcée noun a woman who is divorced

domestic partner noun mainly American the person who you are living with and having a sexual relationship with but are not married to. The usual British word is partner.

family man noun a man with a wife or partner and children

househusband noun a man who stays at home cleaning the house, looking after children etc while his wife, husband or partner goes out to work

lonely hearts noun people who are looking for a romantic relationship

Mademoiselle noun a way of talking to a French woman, especially one who is young or not married maid noun an old word meaning ‘a girl or young woman who is not married’ maiden noun an old word meaning ‘a girl or young woman who is not married’ man and wife phrase a man and woman who are married to each other

matron noun literary a married woman

newlyweds noun a man and a woman who have not been married to each other for very long old maid noun old-fashioned an insulting word for an older woman who has not been married and is unlikely to get married singles noun people who are not married, or not in a romantic relationship, considered as a group singleton noun a person who is not married or is not in a romantic relationship spinster noun old-fashioned an insulting word for a woman who is not married and is past the age when women usually get married war widow noun a woman whose husband has been killed in a war widow noun a woman whose husband has died and who has not married again

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| Grammarist. | Usage. A divorcée is a woman who has divorced, and a divorcé is a man who has divorced.

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A divorcée is a woman who has divorced, and a divorcé is a man who has divorced. The words come directly from French, which unlike English uses masculine and feminine forms for most nouns denoting people. In French, divorcé is the past participle of the verb divorcer. When the past participle is used as a noun and made feminine, it takes an extra e. This is true of all regular -er French verbs and their noun derivatives. But while divorcée and divorcé are still common, many English publications now use the sex-neutral divorcee—no accent—for both men and women who have been divorced. This form is especially common in British publications.

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These writers use the accented forms correctly:

In “Under the Yum-Yum Tree” (1960), she played Irene Wilson, the divorcée who briefly attracts the roving eye of Gig Young. [NY Times] Romano plays recent divorcé Joe Tranelli, a former pro golfer and gambling addict who owns a party supply store. [AV Club] Divorce rates climbed in the 1970s and soon America even elected a divorcé, Ronald Reagan. [The Atlantic] The unaccented divorcee, for both men and women, has gained ground, however. Here are a few examples:

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