Nouple

Dictionary entry

Nouple — An affectionate, marital or institutional union involving more than two people, whose exact number cannot undermine the officially proclaimed unity of the whole.

Noun. French pronunciation: /nupl/; English approximation: NOOP-l.

An affectionate, marital or institutional union involving more than two people, whose exact number cannot be allowed to undermine the officially proclaimed unity of the whole.

A nouple is not the sum of several couples. It constitutes a complete entity whose internal plurality is recognised before it has been precisely counted.

Official example

“The nouple is essential to the survival of the Republic.”

Associated forms

  • Nouple — Nouple
  • Nouples — Nouples
  • Nouplin — Nouplin
  • Noupline — Noupline
  • Nouplins — Nouplins
  • Nouplines — Nouplines
  • Nouple présidentiel — Presidential nouple

Doctrine

The Duchess of Crestignac established the nouple as a political, marital and exemplary institution with the creation of the first universal presidential nouple.

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