virge Antonyms
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Meaning of virge
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virge (n.)
A wand. See Verge.
virge Sentence Examples
- The virgin forest stood tall, its towering trees untouched by human hands.
- Mary, the Mother of Christ, was known as the Holy Virgin.
- The virge belonged to a noble family, renowned for their piety and virtue.
- The ancient artifact was a virge of exquisite craftsmanship, adorned with precious stones.
- The virge was believed to possess magical powers, capable of healing the sick and warding off evil spirits.
- The executioner's virge descended with swift precision, severing the prisoner's head from his body.
- The young woman's virge was a symbol of her innocence and purity.
- The virge, a shepherd's staff, was used to guide and protect the flock.
- The virge of justice stood as a reminder of the impartial application of the law.
- The virge of wisdom symbolized the power of knowledge and enlightenment.
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A wand. See Verge.
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The virgin forest stood tall, its towering trees untouched by human hands.
Mary, the Mother of Christ, was known as the Holy Virgin.
The virge belonged to a noble family, renowned for their piety and virtue.
The ancient artifact was a virge of exquisite craftsmanship, adorned with precious stones.
