1
The more masculine the women become, the more effeminate become the men.
2
Though fair, he was not effeminate; his countenance was regular and expressive.
3
With the epitaph of this hero compare that of the effeminate Sardanapalus-
4
So-so; an effeminate humourist,-saysthe most absurd things, and fancies them wise.
5
Weak and effeminate monarchs occupied the throne of Baber and Shah Jehan.
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Time was when it was otherwise-whenit was thought effeminate to complain.
7
The old Roman maxim is not applicable to our effeminate, degraded people.
8
Saulez was young, very slightly built, fair-haired, and almost effeminate in appearance.
9
His appearance is effeminate, his manner finicky and old-maidish to a degree.
10
If he was effeminate, he had convictions and could stand by them.
11
Alexander Patoff, on the other hand, without being effeminate, was intensely feminine.
12
This letter, this preposterous thing from the universal philanderer, the effeminate erotic!
13
Looks like a pose, sort of effeminate, a man's wearing a bracelet.
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But for a man to be vain of his person, how effeminate!
15
A fopling, a mincer of effeminate English, a rote-repeater of academic catchwords-bah
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What an effeminate creature!-andall because his head is full of Voltaire!
