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endogamy

/enˈdɒɡ.ə.mi/

Traduction: Nom désignant la pratique ou la coutume de se marier au sein de son propre groupe social, culturel ou tribal, souvent imposée par la loi ou la tradition.

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noun

/enˈdɒɡ.ə.mi/C2formalscientific
  • frNom désignant la pratique ou la coutume de se marier au sein de son propre groupe social, culturel ou tribal, souvent imposée par la loi ou la tradition.

A noun referring to the practice or custom of marrying within one's own social, cultural, or tribal group, often as required by law or tradition.

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  1. Marriage within a specific groupC1formal

    The practice of marrying only within one's own social, cultural, or ethnic group, often required by custom or law.

    frEndogamie

    • Endogamy was strictly observed in the royal family to preserve the bloodline.
    • Many traditional societies practice endogamy to maintain cultural identity.
    • The community's rules of endogamy prevented marriage with outsiders.

    Synonymesinmarriage

    Antonymesexogamy

Formes
  • endogamies plural form
  • endogamies' possessive plural form
  • endogamy's possessive singular form
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