Meanings of left-handedness in English

Good manners were a part of his inheritance, like left-handedness or haemophilia.

Let's start with the discovery of the gene that determines left-handedness.

Right- or left-handedness is either influenced by environmental factors or unrelated to in-the-womb head turning.

The bad reputation of left-handedness is all out now.

See too his curious inquiries into the left-footedness of parrots and left-handedness of certain monkeys and squirrels.

The look, the voice even the left-handedness.

Photographs may be faked, and left-handedness imitated.

The period during which a shift to left-handedness can occur does not appear to be affected by gender.

The relationship between handedness and schizotypy was insignificant for parents probably due to the strong social pressure against left-handedness.

In some Asian cultures, left-handedness is not desirable, and many parents force their children to use their right hand instead.

In more primitive alien life-forms that we've seen on human-colonized worlds, this translates into a lack of right- or left-handedness.

This supports the notion that reduced manual lateralisation in schizophrenia is related to the illness rather than to familial left-handedness.

That's right-handedness or left-handedness.

He has a large family and grandchildren, but I have not heard of any of them showing a disposition to left-handedness.

Left-handedness is perfectly acceptable now.

"What manner?" I asked, with some degree of confusion, fearing that in my search after Isolina I had committed some stupid piece of left-handedness.