Definition of «virginal»

The term virginal refers to something that is pure, untouched or in its original state. It can also refer to a person who has never had sexual intercourse before. In music, it describes a small keyboard instrument similar to a harpsichord, which was popular during the Renaissance period and used for accompanying singing.

Usage examples

  1. She wore a lovely white virginal gown on her wedding day.
  2. The innocent girl had a virginal look on her face as she listened to the romantic poem.
  3. The art museum displayed a painting of a virginal forest, untouched by human presence.
  4. The author's writing style had a virginal purity, devoid of any explicit or controversial content.
  5. The chef prepared a delightful dessert with a virginal white chocolate glaze.
  6. The new employee entered the corporate world with a virginal mindset, ready to learn and adapt.
  7. The young couple enjoyed a virginal picnic in a secluded meadow, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
  8. The mentor guided her student with virginal patience, allowing the novice to learn at their own pace.
  9. A virginal dawn greeted the hiker as she reached the mountain peak, offering a stunning view of the untouched landscape.
  10. The historical novel depicted a tale of love and betrayal within the virginal confines of a medieval castle.

Sentences with «virginal»

  • The story of Jesus» virginal conception affirms that Jesus was «born not of blood or the will of the flesh or of the will of man, but of God.» (religion-online.org)
  • See the triumphant queen, in flowing nightgown of virginal white, behold the burned skeletons of the armada from her CGI promontory. (philly.com)
  • Most of the painted women look as virginal as the keyboards they play, but there is one exception. (npr.org)
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