Correct spelling for Depucelate [Infographic]

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Depucelate
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Common Misspellings for DEPUCELATE

sepucelate
xepucelate
cepucelate
fepucelate
repucelate
eepucelate
dwpucelate
dspucelate
ddpucelate
drpucelate
d4pucelate
d3pucelate
deoucelate
delucelate
de-ucelate
de0ucelate
depycelate
dephcelate
depjcelate

Etymology of DEPUCELATE

The word "depucelate" is derived from the Latin term "depucellare", which is a combination of the prefix "de-" meaning "down" or "away" and "pucellus" meaning "young man" or "youth". The term "depucellare" itself refers to the act of deflowering, especially in reference to the virginity or chastity of a young man. Over time, the word has evolved into "depucelate" in English and generally connotes the act of losing one's virginity, although it is less commonly used compared to more widely recognized terms.