At dusk the hikers swore they had seen a nymphet peeking from behind the fern.

In a seminar on twentieth-century fiction, students analyzed how authors portray nymphets as symbols of fleeting innocence rather than as literal characters.

The museum's guide explained how early 20th-century paintings often idealized nymphettes as symbols of youth and frivolity.

The forest's lore celebrated her nymphetry, as villagers claimed she moved like a woodland spirit.

The critic argued that the novel's portrayal of a nymphette reflected outdated and problematic tropes.