The process by which an individual, whose marriage has ended due to divorce or death, remarries another individual is commonly called:

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Serial monogamy is the practice of marrying and divorcing or being widowed and remarried to another person. It involves an individual having one spouse at a time but multiple spouses over the course of their lifetime. It is the most common form of marriage in modern Western societies. The other options are not applicable in this scenario. Serial polyandry refers to a woman marrying multiple husbands one after the other, lineal polygamy refers to a man marrying multiple wives from different lineages, and serial bigamy refers to the act of marrying multiple spouses simultaneously without their knowledge or consent. Lineal monotony is not a recognized term in relation to marriage.

The Process by Which an Individual, Whose Marriage Has Ended