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Meanings of more womanly in English

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Usage of more womanly in English
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She seemed to Ethan taller, fuller, more womanly in shape and motion.
Ethan Frome
2
At Diplow she seemed much more womanly and attractive-lesshard and self-possessed
Daniel Deronda
3
Her figure had become more womanly, her hips rounder, her breasts fuller.
The Godfather
4
She seemed more womanly and more daughterly, more normal and more beautiful.
The Penalty
5
She was more womanly at this moment than she had ever been.
A Girl of the Klondike
6
She became more gentle, more considerate of her servants' feelings, more womanly.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 18, No. 105, July 1866 / A Magazine...
7
Woman grows more womanly and lovable and happy in its presence.
Lessons in Life; A Series of Familiar Essays
8
She merely has to be a woman-themore womanly the better.
With Edged Tools
9
Give me your hand, dear child; you have grown paler but more womanly.
The Emperor — Volume 10
10
Some servants are more womanly than the women who employ them.
Hold Up Your Heads, Girls! Helps for Girls, in School and Out
11
She was never more womanly than when she answered him softly:
The Man
12
You might really be a little more womanly, as the Prince told you.
Japanese Literature / Including Selections from Genji Monogatari...
13
She looks older and more womanly, softer a good deal than she was.
A Girl of the Commune
14
Andree, though she is only thirteen, is already much more womanly.
Fruitfulness
15
His brother's weaker, more womanly nature came closer within her range.
The Shadow of a Crime: A Cumbrian Romance
16
In a gentler, quieter, more womanly way than his wife.
Crossings
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