Virginity (noun)

The state of being a virgin; the condition of having never engaged in sexual intercourse.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french virginite, from latin virginitas, from virgo virgin.

Examples:

1. She wanted to save her virginity for her wedding night.
2. He lost his virginity at a young age.
3. The concept of virginity is not the same across all cultures and religions.
4. The pressure to lose one's virginity can be intense, especially in adolescence.
5. Some people choose to abstain from sexual activity and value their virginity.