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Meanings of babyhood in English
Usage of babyhood in English
1
I am Miriam's child; yours died in the work-house in its babyhood.
2
But Draxy even in her babyhood had never once used the word.
3
Most of them were his townsmen; they had known him from babyhood.
4
From babyhood he had seen his mother weeping occasionally in resigned sadness.
5
I did not remember our parents, who had died in my babyhood.
6
She had heard the subject discussed and argued from her babyhood days.
7
He set himself the task of educating her from her very babyhood.
8
He had never had a sister since babyhood and he enjoyed it.
9
They show the same motherly tenderness, the same innocent and beautiful babyhood.
10
Frank led the way to the room he had occupied since babyhood.
11
People whose names had been household words since babyhood became living entities.
12
If we sit long enough, we may even recover our long-lost babyhood.
13
Her voice, as an organ, had been musical and full from babyhood.
14
His son, he affirmed, had resembled him amazingly from his earliest babyhood.
15
A normal, healthy, Californian woman plays out-of-doors from babyhood to old age.
16
The sleep that we get in babyhood is the saving health of many.
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United Kingdom
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