Set of qualities, characteristics or roles traditionally associated with femaleness.
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Examples for "womanhood"
Examples for "womanhood"
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A place to hide from my womanhood, my past and my future?
2
It is the real diadem of womanhood, Norman; she knows no other.
3
The womanhood in her liked the tribute, almost more than liked it.
4
And then it came, the great dividing line between childhood and womanhood.
5
Most of the fair romancers have in their early womanhood chosen love-names.
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I don't necessarily think people want that kind of hyper-femininity any more.
2
Sadly and regrettably my story is not one of triumph for femininity.
3
Your definition of embracing femininity is very narrow and that's really sad.
4
None of the disturbing problems that were shaking femininity disturbed her calm.
5
He could feel the warm wetness of her femininity through his breeches.
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This reverence for woman is the first and truest step towards womanliness.
2
She has been aroused to remember that womanliness is not chiefly decorative.
3
She is a Raby too, only softened down by her sweet womanliness.
4
He loved her for her sweetness, for her womanliness, for her strength.
5
Has all the sweetness, all the womanliness, gone out of your character?
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Instead, we wear this as a badge of our freedom and our femaleness.
2
Hair products are but part of the costly prescription for tragic Black femaleness.
3
Apollo's great opponent Dionysus is ruler of the chthonian whose law is procreative femaleness.
4
The lesson is that cultic femaleness is no guarantee of cultural strength or viability.
5
And I want to be respected in all my femaleness.
1
Formerly known as L.A., this Brooklyn-born artist presents her fearless feminity in raps.
2
This problem of feminity and childhood which he had confronted was too much for him.
3
He seemed to catch a glimpse of dreadful depths of feminity which daunted his masculine mind.
4
I like my body. The reality star explained that fashion allows him to play up his feminity and masculinity.
5
As far as feminity is known, or can ever be known, one dominant impulse has never wavered or weakened.
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Something of her girlishness returned to her in this moment of sincerity.
2
She had never lost the girlishness of her figure-orof her hands.
3
Possibly Demos could not have stood a presentment of girlishness unrestrained.
4
Miss Hood was a year younger than himself, and had well outgrown girlishness.
5
What gives the thing its horror, queerly enough, is the girlishness.
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And yet-she blushed and smiled with a certain girlishness.
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Her apparently invincible girlishness of spirit had given way to a certain matronly seriousness.
8
And she felt acutely her slightness, her girlishness, and her need of his help.
9
High breeding did not freeze her lovely girlishness.-ButWilloughby did.
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There's a wonderful fineness and firmness under all that shy, wistful girlishness of her.
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Without any consciousness of the fault I committed, I summoned the deity from mere girlishness.
12
His troubled gaze took in again her slim girlishness.
13
That, with the brocade, will correct your girlishness somewhat.
14
In the first half, she constantly twirls and pirouettes in an outrageous display of arrested girlishness.
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Buccari asked with affected girlishness, and everyone laughed.
16
He and Kedzie talked their honeymoon plans with the boyishness and girlishness of nineteen and sixteen.
