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Meanings of chaste in English
Usage of chaste in English
1
He wouldn't be satisfied with a few chaste kisses for much longer.
2
The Irish female servants are remarkably chaste in their language and deportment.
3
The All-pitying God and the Mother chaste and pure hearkened to me.
4
Romantic love, complete with hearts and turtle doves, is actually quite chaste.
5
The building must be either quite chaste, or excessively rich in decoration.
6
That honor which is the very basis of civilization is essentially chaste.
7
She had been a good wife and mother; she was chaste, righteous.
8
Woman in the Nineteenth Century should be a pure, chaste, holy being.
9
How chaste should be the thought, how refined the sentiment here inscribed.
10
Impetuously, she darts forward and plants a chaste peck on his cheek.
11
I believed her chaste, and she was civil, and I was satisfied.
12
They seldom married before the age of thirty, and were singularly chaste.
13
In the prison he had been vicious, gloomy, chaste, ignorant, and shy.
14
Those who live in chaste marriages, as before described, have all these.
15
I saw her hold herself aloof and dubious, proud and coldly chaste.
16
Now I know that you, above all others, are pure and chaste.
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Chaste through the time
Chaste across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common