"marryable" meaning in English

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          "text": "The girl smiled up into his face: \"And in all sincerity I will say that in all your life you have never seemed so—so marryable as you do right now.\"",
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          "text": "\"And your fair niece, whom I once met... Ah, is she still sans husband? She should hurry. [...] I always thought her eminently marryable, however.\"",
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          "text": "The great and embarrassing disappointment of my life thus far has been the not getting married thing. [...] I still want it so much. And if that sounds crazy to some, since I'm currently thirty-three and still very marryable, it may help to know the expectations in the conservative Christian world in which I was raised.",
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