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Meanings of womanhood in English
Synonyms
Examples for "woman"
Examples for "woman"
1
Ask her,' he says gently, 'to give the young woman good advice.
2
The woman said the family had moved from the house years ago.
3
Today, for example, he had become far too involved with that woman.
4
Question: A few years ago I left my wife for another woman.
5
I do believe that particularly perhaps it's a woman's approach to business.
1
The group was formed for the most part of the fair sex.
2
Even the fair sex considered it necessary to support the opposition movement.
3
We prate a lot about the fair sex and its sweet vanities.
4
That is a privilege which nature grants to the fair sex only.
5
He was extremely austere, and very much disliked by the fair sex.
Usage of womanhood in English
1
A place to hide from my womanhood, my past and my future?
2
It is the real diadem of womanhood, Norman; she knows no other.
3
The womanhood in her liked the tribute, almost more than liked it.
4
And then it came, the great dividing line between childhood and womanhood.
5
Most of the fair romancers have in their early womanhood chosen love-names.
6
Her free life in the woods has developed a well poised womanhood.
7
Tarnish the sacredness of girlhood and you scar the purity of womanhood.
8
She was youth and womanhood in its most helpless and pathetic revelation.
9
Neither of the young girls had yet reached the age of womanhood.
10
She had attained the ripeness of womanhood and very nearly animal perfection.
11
In her young womanhood, she taught private schools in Adams county, Ohio.
12
The diffident girl had suddenly assumed the incisive strength of observant womanhood.
13
I define everything I do, though, in my opinion, through my womanhood.
14
She is no virgin and is indeed now well into her womanhood.
15
To her, also, in this moment are the sweet thoughts of womanhood.
16
Sydney Smith insisted upon this quality of manhood and womanhood as indispensable.
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Womanhood through the time
Womanhood across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common