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  • noun Plural form of deflowering.

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Examples

  • "Mannerist Poets" seems a shrewder indication of their intellectual excesses, their discordia concors, the worms and deflowerings, and the affinities between, say, Donne's lachrymose poems for Lucy, Duchess of Bedford and the madrigals of his near-contemporary Gesualdo.

    Top stories from Times Online 2011

  • "Mannerist Poets" seems a shrewder indication of their intellectual excesses, their discordia concors, the worms and deflowerings, and the affinities between, say, Donne's lachrymose poems for Lucy, Duchess of Bedford and the madrigals of his near-contemporary Gesualdo.

    Top stories from Times Online 2011

  • It†™ s fast-paced, wildly inappropriate (think drug overdoses and back-of-limo deflowerings) and frequently hilarious.

    The Bosh 2008

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