virgin
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- noun
- /ˈvɜrdʒɪn/
:
virgen
- I'm still a virgin, and I'm proud of it.
- remain a virgin
- still a virgin
- die a virgin
I mean, I can't imagine being a virgin.
- I mean, I can't imagine being a virgin.
- I'm an Angel and I'm still a virgin.
- Now, were you a virgin when you got married?
- Both Matthew and Luke, as I said, have Jesus born of a virgin.
- Listen, pal, there are no virgins here.
- But you've got to be a character self-proclaimed virgin.
- I was a virgin and I was travelling with a bunch of friends in Europe.
- Long story short, he was willing but felt insecure because he is slash was a virgin.
- I've seen a lot of people that are younger than me that, you know, are virgins.
- That is the of a virgin, an irracular virgin, right?
Examples
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Now, were you a virgin when you got married?
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I was a virgin and I was travelling with a bunch of friends in Europe.
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His mom stated that he is no longer a virgin either, so maybe he should wear red too.
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Work: Your husband thinks it is because you were a virgin when he married you.
Fiction book (1991) -
You're not a virgin anymore.
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And Father said it's because you are a virgin: don't you see?
Academic text (1990) -
But I don't want to die a virgin.
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Are you a virgin?
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The white man's Christ was born of a virgin, just like the Cheyenne prophet, Sweet Medicine.
Fiction book (1992) -
She celebrated her 21st birthday and proudly announced, "I am still a virgin."
Antonyms
Compounds
- Formal
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A woman who is the mother of Jesus in Christian belief, especially honored by Catholics
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3.3
A group of islands in the Caribbean east of Puerto Rico shared by the United States and Britain
- Formal
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7.3
A title for Mary, the mother of Jesus, used mainly by Christians, especially Catholics
- Specialized
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4.2
New material from sheep that has not been used or made into cloth before
- Specialized
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7.5
The belief that Jesus was born to Mary without a human father by the Holy Spirit
A group of islands in the Caribbean Sea that are a British territory with beaches and towns
- Specialized
A place where people register companies and trusts for tax and financial services
A group of islands in the Caribbean Sea that belong to the United States
A group of Catholic nuns founded in Gandino, Italy in 1818 that run schools and help people in need
- Specialized
A type of reproduction where an animal grows from an egg that has not been fertilized
A national park on St John with tropical plants, sandy beaches, and coral reefs
A zodiac sign for people born between August 23 and September 22, shown as a young woman
How Experienced
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Virgin comes from the Latin virgo, meaning 'maiden', and it suggested someone 'untouched', which is why virgin refers to a person who has not had sex.