Chastity
51chastity — n. 1. Purity, virtue, modesty, pure mindedness, continence. 2. Purity, cleanness, decency, freedom from impurity or obscenity. 3. [In this sense rare.] Chasteness, chastened character, unaffectedness, simplicity, restrainedness, sobriety,… …
52chastity — noun (U) the principle or way of behaving in which you do not behave in a way that is sexually immoral, especially for religious reasons …
53chastity — n 1. chasteness, virtue, virtuousness, goodness; innocence, innocency, modesty, Rare. pudicity; purity, pureness, untouchedness, uncor ruptedness; freshness, cleanness, spotlessness, stain lessness, immaculacy, immaculateness. 2. celibacy,… …
54chastity — chas·ti·ty …
55chastity — Целомудрие …
56chastity — chas•ti•ty [[t]ˈtʃæs tɪ ti[/t]] n. the state or quality of being chaste; moral purity • Etymology: 1175–1225; ME chastite, var. of chastete < OF < L castitās …
57chastity — /ˈtʃæstəti/ (say chastuhtee) noun the quality of being chaste. {Middle English chastete, from Old French, from chaste chaste + te ty2} …
58chastity — Purity; continence. Quality or state of being chaste. It means that virtue which prevents the unlawful intercourse of the sexes; the state of purity or abstinence from unlawful sexual connection …
59chastity — Purity; continence. Quality or state of being chaste. It means that virtue which prevents the unlawful intercourse of the sexes; the state of purity or abstinence from unlawful sexual connection …
60chastity — As applied to an unmarried person, undefiled, which, in the case of a female, means one who has retained her virginity. State v Dacke, 59 Wash 238, 109 P 1050. Purity of body in the sense of never having had meretricious relations. State v Holter …
