love match
Noun
Meaning
a marriage for love's sake; not an arranged marriage
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love-match
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By all accounts, the marriage was a genuine love match; Llywelyn is not known to have fathered any illegitimate children, which is extremely unusual for the Welsh royalty.
However, the screenwriters leave clues that suggest that the characters are, in fact, attracted to each other and that they would be a good love match.
Joel Grey and Brad Sullivan are small-town fathers conspiring to bring their children together in a love match by pretending to discourage it in this magical musical costarring Barnard Hughes.
Undoubtedly it was a love match, but from day one, Clementina was determined that this marriage – and her new husband’s career – would be a success.
While Anne Hartfield may be the daughter of a baron, she knew from the very beginning her marriage to Leo was not a love match.
Will it be a love match?