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Meanings of virility in English
Portuguese
hombridade Catalan
masculinitat Usage of virility in English
1
A crisis of the virility thing is apparent everywhere in the world.
2
The virility of life and art lay in its possibilities for growth.
3
We cheered; we toasted; we sang songs about our virtues and virility.
4
His resources of spiritual power; his mental force; his virility of personality.
5
Some patients lose their virility entirely; others remain potent, but become sterile.
6
Privation had sapped the young virility that had held out so long.
7
The primitive virility of the man, awake at last, demanded its birthright.
8
Paying Dominic in blood had given her a welcome boost of virility.
9
One felt the man's clean virility and got a hint of force.
10
He suddenly sounded defensive, like, why was I questioning his bureaucratic virility?
11
These very large movements did not arouse any major virility crisis.
12
Having many children was a sign of virility and importance for the chief.
13
The virility of cell in tissue and bone depended upon that.
14
It is a storm of the emotions, muscular in its virility.
15
He would rather have virility than anything else in the world.
16
For him who is perfect in continence, the reward is valour and virility.
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United Kingdom
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