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Meanings of childless woman in English

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Usage of childless woman in English
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But you should also look at how the childless woman is regarded.
The Guardian
2
I am a childless woman, you see; he was infinitely pathetic.
O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1920
3
I am a childless woman, and he is all I have.
More Tish
4
A childless woman is a monstrosity of nature; we exist only to be mothers.
Letters of Two Brides
5
It is wonderful what the childless woman and motherless child do for each other.'
Robert Falconer
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In that startling phrase 'a childless woman' lay the clue.
A Prisoner in Fairyland (The Book That 'Uncle Paul' Wrote)
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Olaf Skaktavl,-itlies with you whether to-morrowI shall be a childless woman, or--
Lady Inger of Ostrat: Henrik Ibsen's Prose Dramas Vol III
8
Did this childless woman have a mate of her own?
The Shelters of Stone
9
Our culture has always feared the childless woman; she's a destabilising and potentially radical figure.
The Guardian
10
The childless woman solves the problem with comparative ease.
The Living Present
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It's considered the most natural state of womanhood, leaving the childless woman the object of pity.
The Guardian
12
Don't talk to me about a childless woman!
The Deliverance: A Romance of the Virginia Tobacco Fields
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She tried not to feel like a thirty-two-year-old childless woman who was electing for a radical procedure.
Emergency: wife lost and found
14
Albeit she was a childless woman.
The Well at the World's End: A Tale
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Mrs. Owain Wythan, her neighbour over a hill, praised him above all babes on earth, poor childless woman!
The Amazing Marriage — Volume 4
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But it was Anne who rose, and put her arms about the childless woman, and kissed and comforted her.
The Helpmate
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