Wiktionary
vb. (en-past of: intermarry)
WordNet
See intermarry
v. marry within the same ethnic, social, or family group
[also: intermarried]
Usage examples of "intermarried".
Kindred and Ehleenee intermarried and interbred, the talent began to crop up with more frequency, especially among the nobility.
The newer families have constantly intermarried with the older, and so many of them had a strain of the native in themand were often rather proud of it, too, in those days.
After 1832 the old land-owning aristocracy steadily lost power, but instead of disappearing or becoming a fossil they simply intermarried with the merchants, manufacturers and financiers who had replaced them, and soon turned them into accurate copies of themselves.
Its inhabitants intermarried without crossing from other stocks, and men determined their choice mainly by equality of fortune and rank.