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defloration

/ˌdiː.flɔːˈreɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de priver de virginité ou de pureté, en particulier l'acte de faire perdre sa virginité à une personne.

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/ˌdiː.flɔːˈreɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de priver de virginité ou de pureté, en particulier l'acte de faire perdre sa virginité à une personne.

A noun referring to the act of taking away innocence or purity, often specifically describing the loss of virginity.

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  1. Loss of innocence or beautyC2formal

    An act that spoils the purity, innocence, or aesthetic quality of something.

    frPerte de l'innocence ou de la beauté

    • The construction of the highway was seen as a defloration of the pristine landscape.
    • The critic described the film's ending as a defloration of the story's original charm.
    • The artist lamented the defloration of the ancient temple by modern graffiti.

    Synonymescorruptiondefilementdesecrationprofanationviolation

  2. Loss of virginityC2formal

    The act of taking away a woman's virginity, typically by breaking the hymen during sexual intercourse.

    frdéfloration

    • In some historical cultures, the defloration of a bride was a ritualized event.
    • The novel dealt with the emotional consequences of defloration in a conservative society.
    • Medical texts from the 19th century often discussed defloration in clinical terms.
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  • deflorations plural form
  • deflorations' possessive plural form
  • defloration's possessive singular form
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