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Nancy Astor, speech, Oldham, England, 1951

I married beneath me--all women do.

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beneath one

[beneath one] {adj. phr.} Below one's ideals or dignity. * /Bob felt it would have been beneath him to work for such low wages./ A Dictionary of American Idioms

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