vestal in Irish
vestal in Irish is veisteach — vestal means chaste and pure, especially associated with virginity or purity.
vestal in Irish
veisteach
What does "vestal" mean?
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adj Chaste and pure, especially associated with virginity or purity.
"She lived a quiet, almost vestal existence, avoiding the spotlight entirely."
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noun In ancient Rome, one of the virgin priestesses who tended the sacred fire of the goddess Vesta.
"A vestal who broke her vow of chastity faced severe punishment."
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vestal in a sentence
- She lived a quiet, almost vestal existence, avoiding the spotlight entirely.
- A vestal who broke her vow of chastity faced severe punishment.
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What is "vestal" in Irish?
"vestal" in Irish is veisteach. vestal means: Chaste and pure, especially associated with virginity or purity.
How do you use "vestal" in a sentence?
Example: "She lived a quiet, almost vestal existence, avoiding the spotlight entirely." In Irish, "vestal" is veisteach.
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