How To Use Companionate In A Sentence
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A period of passionate love gives way to companionate love, where there is a readiness to accept and acknowledge a partner’s flaws and sacrifices are made for each another.
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a companionate dog
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Ruth you called your companionate, a beauty from the bible, of the flushpots of Euston and the hanging garments of Maryle-bone.
Finnegans Wake
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Why, then, is homosexual sex in the same context (a long-term companionate union) wrong (Macedo, 1995)?
Homosexuality
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The changing patterns of marriage and companionate relationships will also expand the range of principal carers.
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These social activities also provided the new social occasions in which husbands and wives shared common social settings and backed the new understanding of a companionate marriage of the couples.
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Changes in educational and employment patterns have made the companionate marriage between equals more common.
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The old hierarchical marriage is giving way to a companionate marriage, especially in the urban middle classes.
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People who are into the idea of companionate marriage were fascinated by the peek into someone else's mostly functional relationship.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
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This view has faded a little in the age of modern companionate marriage and rising female expectations.
Times, Sunday Times
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Although the home was patriarchal, by the Victorian era domesticity also entailed a considerable degree of comfort for the middle-class male from his companionate relationship with his wife.
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For example, the idea of companionate marriage acted as a hedge against the Roissys of the world, if you will.
WordPress.com News
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companionate marriage
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The companionate marriage - a middle-class phenomenon where couples shared interests - spread throughout society.
Times, Sunday Times
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Blair, whose fictional reporting in 2002 on the Israeli fight against Palestinian terrorist in Jenin, took years to refute - Human Rights International, and even the U.N. issued reports refuting Blair's and the Palestinian bogus claims - extols the "companionate" release of the Libyan terrorist, and praises earlier British governments who ignored large-scale atrocities the world over, because the British national interest was on the side of the aggressors.
Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld: Libyan Oil Is Thicker Than American Blood
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The changing patterns of marriage and companionate relationships will also expand the range of principal carers.
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And very few people are going to give up the idea of companionate marriage completely.
Bigotry and Opposition to Same-Sex Marriage
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Today, the most common type of marriage is the Companionate Marriage, in which husband and wife each have a career, and they co-parent and co-housekeep according to gender-free norms they negotiate.
Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off
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Until recently, researchers assumed that most couples eventually settle into what's called companionate love: relationships that are more intimate, more committed - and much less thrilling.
The Situationist
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They focus on early twentieth century women adapting to new concepts of companionate marriage and motherhood, as defined by psychology and popular culture rather than religion.
