Ux-ō'ri-oûs, a.

(89), a. [Lat. uxorius, from Lat., Pr., & O. Fr. uxor, a wife.] Submissively or excessively fond of a wife. “The government of effeminate and uxorious magistrates.” Milton.

How wouldst thou insult When I must live uxorious to thy will In perfect thralldom! Milton.