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maiden

1 of 2adjective
/ˈmeɪ.dən/
1

describing an unmarried girl or woman

  • The maiden aunt dedicated herself to her career, finding fulfillment in her independence.
  • The maiden princess captured the hearts of many suitors with her beauty and grace.
  • The maiden aunt lived a life of independence and adventure.
  • The maiden princess awaited her prince charming to sweep her off her feet.
  • She lived in the quaint cottage on the hill, known to all as the village's maiden spinster.
2

marking the very first occurrence or introduction of an event, action, or creation

  • The ship set sail on its maiden voyage across the Atlantic.
  • The author’s maiden novel quickly became a bestseller.
  • His maiden speech in Parliament was met with applause from both sides.
  • The company's maiden product launch was a huge success.
  • The athlete won gold in his maiden appearance at the Olympic Games.
Synonyms:
inauguralinitiativeinitiatoryfirst