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Meanings of virile in English
Usage of virile in English
1
The King in the ballad is in a state of virile indecision.
2
However that may have been, Hugo was an attractive and virile baby.
3
There the Parliament does approach to the virile virtues of the pothouse.
4
But that house had foundations, and the virile virtues lived in it.
5
I love to hear you talk like that; it is so virile.
6
He could not resist this jibe of the virile to the non-virile.
7
I think of the virile final feel, the passage of his influence.
8
He had lived two-thirds of his life, and passed the virile period.
9
They could trace signs of suffering, but the expression was still virile.
10
I feel strong and virile enough to tip Mars topsy-turvy, I said.
11
She has a great and growing population, a virile and industrious people.
12
Once again, however, the fearsome presence of man inspired a virile impulse.
13
The least of Helena's letters was more virile and objective than this.
14
Healthy, virile youth needs air and food, and we need such men.
15
Its splendid virile energy has been accompanied by self-control, patience, and magnanimity.
16
A man like you, so virile. She almost choked on the word.
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Virile through the time
Virile across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common