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Meanings of virgin in English
Usage of virgin in English
1
The land was virgin and unoccupied; it was his; he was alone.
2
However, virgin females showed no maternal behaviour in response to vaginal-cervical stimulation.
3
I'm sure at your age, virgin or not, you understand my meaning.
4
Her virgin fancy demands the Tennysonian ideal, the grave and knightly Arthur.
5
It is against Roman law to execute a female virgin, he said.
6
And anyway, I enjoy my virgin state and intend to keep it.
7
In some ways, she was right, she really had been a virgin.
8
The little clearings made scarcely an impression in the towering virgin forests.
9
The legal rights of a vestal virgin were set forth in detail.
10
High-temperature research is a comparatively virgin field of investigation and very important.
11
It was but a womanly trick in the virgin daughter of Zeus.
12
Ross loved being able to cover so much virgin ground so quickly.
13
He'd never had a virgin-hehad no idea how best to proceed.
14
The peak overlooked virgin forest for as far as Kyle could see.
15
Now that we're entering virgin territory, we don't know what to expect.
16
There was far more than virgin embarrassment in the mien of Adelheid.
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Australia
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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