Word
jactitation
/ˌdʒæktiˈteiʃən/
noun
诈婚诉讼（尤指虚假声称已婚，以前可起诉）
核心释义
a false boast that can harm others; especially a false claim to be married to someone (formerly actionable at law)
- 1.
吹嘘或自夸,尤指以虚假方式损害他人。
Bragging or boasting, especially in a false manner to another's detriment.
- 2.
虚假地声称与某人结婚。
A false pretense of being married to somebody.
- 3.
极度不安；在床上辗转反侧。
Extreme restlessness; tossing and turning in bed.
辗转不安（严重疾病患者的不自主躁动）；吹嘘或自夸,尤指以虚假方式损害他人。；虚假地声称与某人结婚。；极度不安；在床上辗转反侧。；辗转不安
用法In use
The woman faced a lawsuit for jactitation after falsely claiming to be married to the millionaire.
用法提示：这里 jactitation 指法律上的虚假婚姻声称，用作名词。
In medieval England, jactitation of marriage was a serious offense that could lead to penalties.
用法提示：这里 jactitation 指法律语境下的虚假婚姻声明。
The patient's severe jactitation during the fever worried the doctors and required constant monitoring.
用法提示：这里 jactitation 指医学上的不自主躁动症状。
jactitation of [something]
法律术语，特指虚假声称已婚。
He was accused of jactitation of marriage.
他被指控犯有诈婚罪。
suffer from jactitation
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