Definition of deflower - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
relationshipDated take away the virginity of someoneDated
- The cruel prince sought to deflower the young maiden..
2.
botanyRare remove flowers from a plantRare
- She deflowered the bush to decorate the table..
3.
damageDated spoil or mar beauty or innocenceDated
- The graffiti deflowered the pristine wall.
Origin of deflower
Old French, desflorer (to deflower)
Examples of deflower in a sentence
He boasted about his intention to deflower her. They deflowered the garden for the event. He deflowered the plant to make a bouquet. The scandal deflowered his once impeccable reputation. The storm deflowered the garden's beauty overnight.
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- French:déflorer, effeuiller, ...
- German:entjungfern, Blumen entfernen, ...
- Italian:deflorare, defiorare, ...
- Spanish:desflorar, quitar las flores, ...
- Portuguese:desflorar, tirar as flores, ...
- Chinese:夺去贞操, 摘花, ...
- Japanese:処女を奪う, 花を摘む, ...
- Arabic:فض البكارة, قَطَفَ الأَزْهَار, ...
- Hebrew:לִקְחוֹת אֶת הַבְּתוּלִין, לִקְטוֹף, ...
- Russian:обесчестить, удалять цветы, ...
- Ukrainian:позбавити цноти, видаляти квіти, ...
- Hindi:कौमार्य भंग करना, फूल तोड़ना, ...
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