marrying
v.v. to become the husband or wife of someone in a legal or religious ceremony. It can also mean joining two things together so they work well as one.
v. to enter into a formal or legal union with another person. In a figurative sense, it describes the act of combining or blending two distinct elements into a harmonious whole.
They are marrying in a small church next Saturday.
The chef is famous for marrying traditional French techniques with bold flavors from Southeast Asian street food.
By marrying rigorous empirical data with a deeply humanistic narrative, the author manages to make a complex sociological study accessible to a mainstream audience.
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object; it does not require the preposition 'with'.
He is marrying with herHe is marrying herThe verb 'marry' is transitive and takes a direct object without a preposition.