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Definitions from the WebTerm: MagdalenNoun: 1. A term originally used to refer to Mary Magdalene, a follower of Jesus Christ mentioned in the New Testament. - Sample sentence: Many believe that Mary Magdalen was the first to witness the resurrection of Jesus. 2. A woman who has a past history of immoral behavior, synonymous with a prostitute or fallen woman. - Sample sentence: The protagonist in the novel is a convincing portrayal of a reformed Magdalen seeking redemption. 3. (archaic) A workhouse or reformatory for prostitutes. - Sample sentence: In the nineteenth century, there were Magdalens established to help the abandoned women of society. Adjective: 1. Relating to or characteristic of Mary Magdalene. - Sample sentence: The church organized a Magdalen procession on Easter Sunday. 2. Exhibiting qualities associated with a fallen woman. - Sample sentence: The play presents a complex and poignant portrayal of the Magdalen character. Related products: - Mary Magdalene books on Amazon - Books on the history of prostitutes - Novels about redemption | ||||
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