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- adjective Not
penetrated .
Etymologies
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Examples
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The comment both fetishes a woman's virginity and reduces her value to the presence of a hymen, to the unpenetrated state of her vagina.
More than just a hymen girliejones 2010
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There was nowhere left in the world unpenetrated by inquisitive legs.
They didn’t read Pitchfork or Stereogum or Gorilla vs. Bear or Hipster Runoff Josh Spilker 2010
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The comment both fetishes a woman's virginity and reduces her value to the presence of a hymen, to the unpenetrated state of her vagina.
hahahaha girliejones 2010
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It's an exclusive look, with Dan Rather, inside a real-life James Bond location: a cold-war Siberian metropolis of 100,000 which for years was sealed off, not on any map, unpenetrated by U.S. intelligence -- and a place that manufactured plutonium deep inside a mountain to build nuclear bombs.
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Only the recesses of our hearts, minds and souls remain unpenetrated - so far.
Reviewing Michel Chossudovsky's America's War on Terrorism 2007
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Only the recesses of our hearts, minds and souls remain unpenetrated - so far.
Reviewing Michel Chossudovsky's America's War on Terrorism 2007
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At that moment in Zenith, three hundred and forty or fifty thousand Ordinary People were asleep, a vast unpenetrated shadow.
Babbit 2004
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America have been generally searched out; the portion that remains to be known of Africa is generally unfavourable for Europeans, and probably unfit for colonization; but Australia, our great island continent, with a most favourable climate, still remains unpenetrated, mysterious, and unknown.
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He continued gazing out into the narrow, gloomy court, unpenetrated by the sun even in summer, and he felt sad and gloomy at heart.
Virgin Soil 2003
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The mountains were yet unpenetrated, no inlet was opened to foreign novelties, and the feudal institution operated upon life with their full force.
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