virginity

Possessives

girl: Apart from the literal allusion to a dangerous snake, the words are said to refer to the loss of a girl's virginity.

Converse of object

• lose: I feel that I have lost the virginity of my conscience.
• preserve: Although FGM is not a religious practice, some Islamic clergy justify it to curb female sexual desire and preserve virginity until marriage.
• consecrate: That Judg 11 thinks in terms of consecrated virginity is therefore improbable 22.
• symbolize: For example, orange blossom is often carried by brides and symbolizes virginity.
• imply: The language of the verse does not imply the perpetual virginity of Mary.
• value: Universally, men value female virginity more than women value men's.

Adjective modifier

• perpetual: The language of the verse does not imply the perpetual virginity of Mary.
• female: Female virginity did not have much importance to Roman religion apart from the VVs.
• bridal: Into british pounds bridal virginity has such altruism on.
• perfect: The stars on her mantle indicate her perfect virginity.
• physical: How did the early modern period imagine and represent physical virginity and the transition to sexual maturity?

Modifies a noun

• testing: Virginity testing is likely to be harmful for many girls, regardless of whether they pass the test.
• test: She says: " I have always hated my father for having forced me to have a virginity test.
• examination: Forty-five per cent of the doctors admitted conducting virginity examinations for " social reasons " .
• pledge: After the promise: the STD consequences of adolescent virginity pledges.

Noun used with modifier

• interview: Well, I finally lost my job interview virginity last week taking an interview for a web developer job in Reading.
• job: Well, I finally lost my job interview virginity last week taking an interview for a web developer job in Reading.