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Meanings of virtuous in English
Usage of virtuous in English
1
The former innocent, stable and virtuous; the latter exciting, seductive and dangerous.
2
The virtuous rests in bliss in this world and in the next.
3
The virtuous rest in bliss in this world and in the next.
4
Are Irish banks really 10 times as virtuous as their British counterparts?
5
She was the one pure and virtuous figure in the Court life.
6
Hanna took a moderate amount of food, feeling virtuous from boot camp.
7
He said: Some of our competitors have been a tad less virtuous.
8
A virtuous Brahmana had recited it in the presence of my father.
9
But there is no guarantee that Greece will enjoy a virtuous circle.
10
She wears the disguise of a virtuous woman in her very tomb.
11
The women are virtuous, and attentive both in sickness and old age.
12
He rests in inactivity, and sees the world become virtuous of itself.
13
The farfamed and equally virtuous Sindhudwipa was the son of this prince.
14
I fought for a virtuous King; I die for his exiled son.
15
The highest possible purpose and work is the developing of virtuous manhood.
16
I love a virtuous character, as much in man as in woman.
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Virtuous through the time
Virtuous across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common