deflower (Meaning)
Wordnet
deflower (v)
deprive of virginity
make imperfect
Webster
deflower (v. t.)
Same as Deflour.
Synonyms & Antonyms of deflower
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deflower Sentence Examples
- The knight vowed never to deflower any maiden against her will.
- The act of deflowering her marked a turning point in their relationship.
- Society often places undue emphasis on a woman's virginity, fearing the moment she may be deflowered.
- The young man felt immense guilt after realizing he had inadvertently deflowered his girlfriend.
- In many cultures, there are elaborate rituals surrounding the deflowering of a bride.
- Some view the act of deflowering as a symbolic conquest rather than an act of love.
- The deflowering of the princess was a matter of great concern for the kingdom's stability.
- There's a misconception that a woman loses value once she's been deflowered, which is entirely untrue.
- The deflowering of the virgin was a central theme in many medieval tales.
- The deflowering of a woman was often used as a measure of her worth in patriarchal societies.
FAQs About the word deflower
deprive of virginity, make imperfectSame as Deflour.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The knight vowed never to deflower any maiden against her will.
The act of deflowering her marked a turning point in their relationship.
Society often places undue emphasis on a woman's virginity, fearing the moment she may be deflowered.
The young man felt immense guilt after realizing he had inadvertently deflowered his girlfriend.
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