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What is meaning of will you merry me?

The phrase "Will you marry me?" is a proposal of marriage. It is a question asked by someone who wants to get married to another person.

It's a significant and romantic question, expressing the desire to spend the rest of their life with the person they're proposing to.

Here's a breakdown of the words:

* Will: A modal verb expressing a future intention.

* You: The person being asked.

* Marry: To enter into a legal union with another person.

* Me: The person proposing.

It's crucial to note that "merry" is a different word with a meaning of "cheerful" or "joyful". So, "Will you merry me?" doesn't make grammatical sense and isn't used in proposals.

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