out of wedlock
Of parents not legally married, as in Over the centuries many royal children were born out of wedlock. The noun wedlock, for the state of being married, is rarely heard today except in this phrase, first recorded in 1675; its converse, in wedlock, dates from the 1300s and is even more rarely used.
Words nearby out of wedlock
out of thin air,
out of this world,
out of touch,
out of town,
out of turn,
out of wedlock,
out of whack,
out of whole cloth,
out of work,
out of, be,
out on a limb