Opsigamy [op-SIH-gə-mee]
Part of speech: noun
Origin: Greek, 19th century
1. Marriage at an old age.
Examples of opsigamy in a sentence
"Opsigamy might be on the rise as older people are starting to use dating apps to find new partners later in life."
"Opsigamy once raised eyebrows, but it’s much more common now for people to wait to get married until they are older."
