Intermarry (verb)

1. To marry someone of a different race, religion, or social group.
2. To marry someone from a different group or community.

Origin:

This word comes from the combination of two words "inter" meaning "between" and "marry" meaning "to take as one"s spouse".

Examples:

1. The two families did not approve of their children intermarrying.
2. The couple decided to intermarry despite the cultural differences.
3. The intermarriage was not accepted by the community at first.
4. The law used to prohibit intermarriage between different races.
5. Intermarriage helped to unite the two communities.