Consummately - Law Dictionary Search Results

Apta viro

sense of ability on the part of the woman to consummate the marriage.

Brought to consummation or completeness completed not defective nor redundant having all the

Not consummated not finished incomplete

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executing a carrying into effect or to completion performance achievement consummation as the execution of a plan a work etc

adorned with a crown wreath garland etc honored rewarded completed consummated perfected

Carried to the utmost extent or degree of the highest quality complete perfect

no part or element lacking free from deficiency entire perfect consummate

A conception or image of consummate beauty moral or physical formed in the mind free from

Felicity of the highest kind consummate bliss

there was an abatement of the suit before its final consummation either by death or marriage. Bills of revivor were abolished

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