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• v  marry within the same ethnic, social, or family group

• Third- and fourth-generation zainichi, meanwhile, have been far more inclined than their parents had been to intermarry or take Japanese citizenship, as official discrimination .
• That nation, whose intelligent and healthy inhabitants intermarry to produce abundant children, will be a better nation.
• Like so many in my situation, I didn't mean to intermarry.

News & Articles

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• On Faith: Giving thanks for non-traditional families
  The American family is changing as more of us intermarry with people of other faiths and ethnicities, and same-sex couples take their vows in a growing number of states.
  Nov. 29, 2013 - Washington Post