Deflower
/ˌdiːˈflaʊər/
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Sensitive Topic
Use with caution as it can be offensive or upsetting, referencing a personal, often traumatic experience. 
Historical texts may reference instances where a character was deflowered against their will.
Pro Tip 2/3Outdated Usage
The term is old-fashioned and not commonly used in modern contexts to refer to losing virginity. 
The novel set in medieval times talked about the knight who deflowered the maiden.
Pro Tip 3/3Literary Context
Often found in classic literature, poetry or historical contexts rather than in contemporary conversation. 
The poet wrote about knights and their conquests, including tales of deflowered damsels.
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