Pronunciation: /ˈvɛstəl/
noun a chaste or pure woman; a virgin priestess of Vesta in ancient Rome
A1 The vestal was responsible for keeping the sacred fire burning in the temple.
A2 The vestal virgin took a vow of chastity and dedicated her life to serving the goddess.
B1 The vestal's purity was essential for the religious rituals to be performed correctly.
B2 The vestal's role in the temple was highly respected and honored by the community.
C1 The vestal's commitment to her duties was unwavering, even in the face of challenges.
C2 The vestal's devotion to her spiritual practices set her apart as a truly exceptional individual.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a virgin or virginity; pure; chaste
A1 The vestal flame burned brightly in the temple.
A2 The vestal virgin tended to the sacred fire with great care.
B1 The vestal robes were pure white and symbolized purity.
B2 The vestal ceremonies were shrouded in mystery and tradition.
C1 The vestal order was highly respected in ancient Roman society.
C2 The vestal virgins were chosen for their devotion and chastity.
formal The vestal virgin tended to the sacred fire in the temple.
informal She's like a modern-day vestal, always keeping her room spotless.
slang I heard she's a vestal when it comes to her skincare routine.
figurative Her commitment to her art was like that of a vestal to her vows.
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