Definition of «one's or one's partner»

The term "one's" is a pronoun used to refer to oneself. When used in conjunction with another person, it can be interpreted as referring to both partners in a relationship or marriage. For example, if someone says "I want what's best for me and my partner," they are indicating that they are including their spouse in the decision-making process.

Sentences with «one's or one's partner»

This training provides a thorough introduction to the treatment of compulsive pornography use, sex addiction, and the betrayal trauma induced by spouses or partners with compulsive sexual acting out behaviors. (creeksidecounselingidaho.com)
Having a friend or partner with you can also increase your motivation as you hold one another accountable and share your positive and negative experiences. (mindbodygreen.com)
The funds can also be invested to provide a source of income for the surviving spouse or partner in retirement. (insuranceproviders.com)
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