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Meanings of motherhood in English
Portuguese
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maternitat Usage of motherhood in English
1
Mrs Elizabeth Buttle said age should have nothing to do with motherhood.
2
The simple prospect of marriage and motherhood could never satisfy in itself.
3
It's a contradiction in terms; the flat is the negation of motherhood.
4
In the near future she will be juggling both motherhood and work.
5
All the motherhood in her revolted at the thought of losing him.
6
The Jarados elevated death to the plane of motherhood-somethingto glory in.
7
Full-time motherhood was rejected by the State, but it is my cornerstone.
8
The face is commonplace enough, but it has all motherhood in it.
9
She would not have long to experience the pleasurable thrall of motherhood.
10
This was the cry of the famished motherhood of a dying race.
11
With the flexibility spawned by fourteen years of motherhood, she looked undaunted.
12
But despite her parents' optimism, Patty failed to settle down to motherhood.
13
Already we have post-menopausal motherhood, embryos by mail order, and cloned sheep.
14
It was a counterpoint to Too Sweet's cynical view of human motherhood.
15
And that maybe motherhood would change me into another kind of person.
16
For many others, meeting a partner later in life has delayed motherhood.
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Motherhood through the time
Motherhood across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common