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objet de vertu
/ ɒbˈʒeɪ də vɜːˈtuː /
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Word History and Origins
Origin of objet de vertu1
French, coined by the British as a translation of object of virtu but literally meaning only ``object of virtue''
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Example Sentences
It certainly isn't necessary to know what or molu is, nor to have any other objet de vertu but your wife.
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