Infant and Virgin

Infant

Infant noun - A recently born person.

Virgin and infant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Virgin" instead an adjective "Infant".

Virgin

Virgin adjective - Never having had sexual relations.

Infant and virgin are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Infant" instead an adjective "Virgin".

How words are described

female female infant female virgin
stupid stupid infant stupid virgin
actual actual infant actual virgin
perpetual perpetual infant perpetual virgin
Other adjectives: male, ugly, innocent, young, cute, defenseless, lone, royal, titular, sacrificial.

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / The Passion of the Christ Evil Counterpart: In an interesting bit of creative license, Satan is portrayed as an androgynous figure who wears a hooded robe and frequently carries an eerily adult-looking baby—invoking the classic image of the Virgin Mary cradling an infant Jesus.
  • Ancient Astronauts His glowing spaceship stops above Bethlehem and resembles the Nativity Star- leading both him and the various visitors to the Virgin Mary and the infant Jesus to bring a message of peace and goodwill from the stars.
  • The Qur'an also acknowledges `Īsā (Jesus' name in Islam) from Mariam (Mary) as a miraculous virgin birth (to an infant that could give sermons and prophecy from his crib), but makes it clear that God is no more the parent of this amazing child/prophet than He is of every other human.
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