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1852 ‘Nightlark’ Meanderings of Memory I. 75 Where that cosmetic..Shall e'er revirginize that brow's abuse.

1922 Theosophist June 250 The masses advance and shall bring new clay and re-virginise the exhausted soil of humanity.

1962 E. Albee Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf i. 78 A kind of junior Lady Chatterley arrangement... But Daddy and Miss Muff got together and put an end to that... So I was revirginized.

1988 E. J. Burford Royal St. James's xii. 221 Most were girls whose deflowering had been rectified by artifice—some of her best girls had been re-virginized many times.

1999 J. Mitchell What the Hell is Groom? iv. 106 Some couples try to be cute and ‘abstain’, to revirginize themselves by not having sex for a month before the wedding.

2008 Toronto Star (Nexis) 12 July i. 1 He has won international acclaim for refining the hymenoplasty procedure... He still fields regular requests to revirginize women around the world.

1951 C. Fitzgibbon tr. M. Sperber Burned Bramble 345 You don't believe in L.D.'s [i.e. Trotsky]—what was your word?—ah, revirginization [Ger. Revirgination]. So what have you been waiting for? The old dialectical switch? When the whore's been in the cathouse long enough she'll become a virgin.

2007 Washington Post (Nexis) 6 Mar. (Final ed.) f1 A Bayonne, N.J., gynecologist..says the ‘revirginization’ operation has become increasingly popular as a gift for men.

1858 Latter-Day Saints' Millennial Star 20 436/2 Those springs which shall survive [the winter] will take deep root in the re-virginized soil, shoot out new branches,..and put forth crowds of human buds again.

2008 O. Holmes Dante's Two Beloveds 4 The poet identifies with the male partner in the sexual relationship who..eventually recovers his lost beloved as re-virginized bride.