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unmaiden

unmaiden verb: to take the maidenhood (virginity) of; to deflower.

Verb

unmaiden (third-person singular simple present unmaidens, present participle unmaidening, simple past and past participle unmaidened)

  1. (obsolete, transitive) To take the maidenhood (virginity) of; to deflower.

Forms of unmaiden

third-person singular presentunmaidens
present participleunmaidening
past participleunmaidened
pastunmaidened

Origin of unmaiden

From un- + maiden.

Questions about unmaiden

What does unmaiden mean?
Unmaiden means to take the maidenhood (virginity) of; to deflower.
What part of speech is unmaiden?
Unmaiden is a verb.
What is the past tense of unmaiden?
The past tense of unmaiden is unmaidened.

Words near unmaiden in the dictionary

  1. unmagnificently
  2. unmagnified
  3. unmagnifies
  4. unmagnify
  5. unmagnifying
  6. unmaiden
  7. unmaidened
  8. unmaidening
  9. unmaidenlike
  10. unmaidenliness
  11. unmaidenly

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