Chaste ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Chaste ( adjective )

1. Abstaining from sexual relations or activities.
2. Pure and untouched, morally or physically.
3. Modest and respectable in behavior, manner, or appearance.

Origin:

From the old english word cæste, meaning pure, clean, or untouched.

Examples:

1. The nuns in the convent lived chaste lives, dedicating themselves to religious devotion.
2. Many people view virginity as a sign of chaste behavior.
3. She dressed chastely, covering herself from head to toe.
4. His chaste manner and polite behavior made him well-liked by all who met him.
5. The chaste white walls of the room gave it a serene and peaceful feeling.

(As a verb)

Chaste ( verb )

1. Abstaining from sexual relations or activities.
2. Pure and untouched, morally or physically.
3. Modest and respectable in behavior, manner, or appearance.

Origin:

From the old english word cæste, meaning pure, clean, or untouched.

Examples:

1. The nuns in the convent lived chaste lives, dedicating themselves to religious devotion.
2. Many people view virginity as a sign of chaste behavior.
3. She dressed chastely, covering herself from head to toe.
4. His chaste manner and polite behavior made him well-liked by all who met him.
5. The chaste white walls of the room gave it a serene and peaceful feeling.