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Deflower

verb
(past & past part. deflowered; pres. part. deflowering)  (Previously also spelled deflour)
1.
Deprive of virginity.  Synonym: ruin.
2.
Make imperfect.  Synonyms: impair, mar, spoil, vitiate.






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"Deflower" Quotes from Famous Books



... in blue or yellow covers, which hope has tied with slender ribbons, ye who take flight swelling with ambition and with dreams, who knows what hands will open you, turn your leaves, what prying fingers will deflower your unknown charm, that shining dust stored up by every new idea? Who passes judgment on you, and who condemns you? Sometimes, before going out to dinner, Jansoulet, on going up to his wife's room, would find her smoking in her ...
— The Nabob, Volume 1 (of 2) • Alphonse Daudet



Words linked to "Deflower" :   copulate, sully, ruin, taint, mar, impair, defile, corrupt, vitiate, deface, cloud, blemish, couple, defloration, disfigure, damage, mate, pair



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