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marriage equality
noun
- the state of having the same rights and responsibilities of marriage as others, regardless of one's sexual orientation or gender identity.
- legal recognition of the rights of marriage regardless of one's sexual orientation or gender identity:
If it becomes law, the bill would establish marriage equality for same-sex couples.
Word History and Origins
Origin of marriage equality1
Example Sentences
It played an influential role in the campaign for marriage equality in the UK and its annual awards ceremony has attracted prime ministers and other politicians.
Greece became the first Christian orthodox country to legalize same sex marriage and Thailand passed a monumental marriage equality bill.
He had also voiced support for socially liberal policies, including marriage equality and allowing couples to have separate surnames - though he has since called for further discussion on the issues, in line with the LDP's more conservative stance.
I was covering marriage equality for the editorial board, writing several times a week about everything from gay couples’ parenting rights to the economics of same-sex weddings.
But marriage equality in California was never vindicated on its merits, just on a technicality.
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