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What do you call a married women in ENGLISH?

There isn't one specific term for a married woman in English. Here are some options, each with a slightly different connotation:

Neutral:

* Married woman: This is the most straightforward and neutral term.

* Wife: This term specifically refers to a woman in a marital relationship.

Formal:

* Mrs. [Last Name]: This is used in formal settings like business correspondence.

Informal:

* Spouse: This is a gender-neutral term that can be used for either a husband or a wife.

* Partner: This term is becoming increasingly common, especially in informal contexts and when referring to same-sex couples.

Other options:

* Wifey: This is a more affectionate term used by a husband to refer to his wife.

* Missus: This is a casual term, often used in British English.

The best term to use depends on the context and your relationship with the person you are talking about.

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