[f. L. conjugāl-is CONJUGAL + -ITY.] Conjugal state or condition.
1645. Milton, Tetrach. (1851), 159. Which should … difference it from a brute conjugality.
1685. Baxter, Paraphr. N. T., Matt. xix. 4. God … by the Law of Conjugality, united them … as into One.
1850. L. Hunt, Autobiog., II. xii. 99. To say nothing of the conjugality which they found at my fire side.
1873. Browning, Red Cott. Nt.-cap, 159. Distaste for conjugality.
b. quasi-concr.
1737. Hervey, Mem., II. 408. The Prince kept this gilded piece of royal conjugality in such profound ignorance.
