Meanings of lovingness in English

But inborn lovingness was strong enough to keep itself level with resentment.

Her heart, in its natural lovingness, went out to his mother.

And pretty Bettie fairly radiated lovingness from her big, motherly heart.

Her mother's kindness of heart and sweet-tempered lovingness were touching things to Bettina.

Were they not the outcome of the characteristic lovingness and the enthusiastic thankfulness of childhood?

Strength comes up out of his great lovingness.

Just imagine the mild complacency, the unutterable sympathy, the affectionate lovingness of the heroine for her hero!

There were depths of lovingness in her soul of which a woman like Lizzy could not even dream.

He was hot with fierce lovingness.

It brought out the lovingness of his eyes, and took away the hard oldness of his finely cut features.

Unlike me-alllovingness and affection.

But under all his lovingness and his boyishness, Laurence had a sternness, a ruggedness as adamantine as one of Cromwell's Iron-sides.

One can conceive, accept and appropriate the idea of generosity, lovingness, etc., etc., and act it, but that is not the thing.

Evidently, we are to understand, innocence, gentleness, sweetness, lovingness were the salient and, in a sense, the principal traits in Desdemona's character.

It has been impossible to keep good temper, to maintain that sweetness and lovingness that are so essential to a happy day.

But the flowers as they blush and smile beneath his eye may stir the often deeply hidden lovingness and gentleness of his nature.