Meanings of chasteness in English

There is chasteness and simplicity combined to represent character, sense, and refinement.

They combine classical chasteness of contour with the fragrance of romanticism.

It combines "classical chasteness of contour with the fragrance of romanticism."

The same ardent devotion, tenderness, affection,-thesame touching chasteness, that characterises Franconia, assimilates in you.

Such musicians inhabited a world which possessed a purity, a simplicity, almost a beguiling chasteness.

The elegance and the chasteness of Jowett's English did more for me in this respect than my years of pruning.

In fact, the Dutch counted the tulip's lack of scent as a virtue, a proof of the flower's chasteness and moderation.

I first heard the choir sing this austere work in the Chapel of TCD, where its chasteness and sincerity made a considerable impression.

Her dress, of moire antique, is chasteness itself; her bust exquisite symmetry; it heaves as softly as if touched by some gentle zephyr.

It is cut from a solid block of imported sandstone, and in chasteness of design or execution is not excelled on this continent.

That delicacy, refinement, and chasteness, so restraining and so purifying to man in her association, is the soul of civilization-thesalt of the earth.

He was young, and elegant in his person; his language not only evinced the cultivated chasteness of education, but the nicer polish of refined society.

A gilded railing, as transparent as lace, closed the choir, where the high altar, of white marble richly sculptured, arose in all its lavish chasteness.

"Her chasteness into wanton sexuality."

There is chasteness and simplicity combined to represent character, sense, and refinement.

They combine classical chasteness of contour with the fragrance of romanticism.