Chastely [adverb]

He therefore gave up all attempts at sexual congress, and lived quite chastely until he attained the age of nineteen.

Here he yawned upward chastely, and the quaking of Martinho made the glassware dance.

The thing required of them was, to conduct themselves not chastely, but prudently.

They then began the investigation; and those spoke first who were unable to think chastely of marriages.

This is the case with those who think chastely of marriages: but it is otherwise with those who think unchastely of them.

This is the case with those who think chastely of marriages; but it is otherwise with those who think unchastely of them, n. 304.

Nay, I am no cold-blooded theorist, no thick-hided dogmatist; nor am I a chastely simple young man mooning in virginal innocence.

He again poised the chastely wrought fountain pen of gold above the dainty check-book in Morocco leather.

There was a chastely designed but highly visible sign under the stairway leading to it.

Under this bosom already formed, chastely veiled with muslin, would not an ardent heart soon be beating?