celibate 的 2 个定义
- a person who abstains from sexual relations.
- a person who remains unmarried, especially for religious reasons.
- observing or pertaining to sexual abstention or a religious vow not to marry.
- not married.
celibate 近义词
abstaining from sexual activity
更多celibate例句
- Later, he told me that, because he could not change his sexuality, he planned to stay celibate for life.
- After a brief fling at age 40, he was celibate for the next 35 years.
- He was 35 at the time, a widely admired teacher and girls’ basketball coach who lived in a People of Praise home for celibate men.
- We can address these problems without all becoming celibate.
- Does he really think that telling gay Christians to be celibate is a good idea?
- If married life is as boring and joyless as this document, I am glad I am celibate.
- His great-uncle, who has never self-identified as gay but who Sam believes is, lives a celibate life committed to the Church.
- I believe that you can choose to be celibate and that you can train people to be celibate.
- And there have always been those who have remained celibate or had only one lifelong sexual partner.
- I used to believe that there was benefit to health and increase of power, whether physical or mental, in the celibate life.
- This glimmer of wonder and envy, the revelation of a life intensely celibate, was for an instant infinitely touching.
- And besides they tend to the extinction of the human species by reason of their monastic and celibate ideal.
- It goes without saying that this remarkable man was a High Churchman and a celibate.
- "It would bring a little colour into one's life," said Eric, looking with disfavour at the grimly celibate sitting-room.