What is "bigamously"

Usage examples of "bigamously".

Then he bigamously married another woman, Bertha, for her money, and murdered Gloria.

And though a silence fell at that point, somehow, through the inexplicable osmosis of communication Olivia had known ever since she was six or (hereabouts, that he had bigamously remarried in his new land and that somewhere, at the opposite end of the world, there were brothers and sisters she would never see.

The disclosure of his father's, the late King's, secret marriage, first to the Lady Eleanor Butler, daughter of the great Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury, then bigamously to the Dowager Queen, Elizabeth, formerly the widow of Lord Grey of Groby, had resulted in the loss of all his hopes.

Walter Madison in Earth newspapers and television to have been bigamously married to Jettero Heller, known as the "Whiz Kid.

Also several partners, believed bigamously acquired but never the subject of proceedings.

He married a second time - bigamously - but ran into trouble when he forged his wife’s uncle’s signature.