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virginity
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vir·gin·i·ty (vr-jn-t)
n.
The quality or condition of being a virgin.

virginity
[vurjin′itē]
the state of being a virgin.

virginity
Sexual naivté Never having engaged in sexual congress, intercourse; the classic finding in ♀virgins is an intact hymen. See Abstinence, Hymen.


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Examples of loss like this include: loss of trust, loss of love, marriage or a spouse, loss of virginity, loss of security, loss of acceptance, loss of friendship, loss of innocence, loss of education, loss of security, loss of a child or loss of employment.
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