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Meanings of homemaking in English
Act of overseeing the organizational, financial, day-to-day operations of a house or estate.
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Usage of homemaking in English
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You had the fun of homemaking without the bother of a husband.
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Hence it is their first duty to make homemaking seem worth while.
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The mother must be getting a larger horizon in her homemaking.
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The homemaking expert we are training will have a better plan.
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Housekeeping and homemaking, in all its ways, was her lovable talent.
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Office work may prove an excellent training for certain phases of homemaking work.
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They will, therefore, also study the effect of various vocations upon homemaking capabilities.
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Perry also criticised the fashion of 1950s-style homemaking which has added to mothers' burdens.
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He and Lucienne were endlessly featured as a design double act in homemaking magazines.
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She's extremely gifted in homemaking and always has been.
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She was brought up on the theory that a woman's only legitimate profession is homemaking.
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Her talents, as a rule, are mainly for homemaking.
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The art work of the schools may also contribute generously to the body of homemaking knowledge.
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This one is enough to enlist our best service in aid of homemaking and home support.
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Stewart, 63, has plans to revive her multimedia company and her daily homemaking show on television.
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Nestrians are odd-looking birds with a capacity for ace homemaking skills and glowing in the dark.
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Translations for homemaking
Homemaking through the time