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Meanings of womanish in English
Usage of womanish in English
1
The door opened slowly under the impulse of the slender womanish hand.
2
It affected none of the womanish retreat a Chinese woman would use.
3
She crushed down her womanish fears and rose dauntless to the occasion.
4
There was nothing womanish in the hard lines of Gregson's face now.
5
Never more should needle and thread tempt her to a womanish inactivity.
6
These seemed to me womanish advices, which I should blush to obey.
7
But I really see no reason to despair, despite your womanish croakings.
8
The bailiff's puffy face turned crimson and took a dejected, womanish expression.
9
They paid, each her check, leaving small womanish tips beside their saucers.
10
Are you grown stupid of late as well as weak and womanish?
11
That is what I call womanish: it is so like a Frenchman!
12
You don't say so! Porfiry shook his head in a womanish way.
13
It's quite unlike him, going all moody and womanish like this.
14
She brought her wrapper, loosened her hair, soothing her in little womanish ways.
15
I feel so weak and womanish, I must tell some one.
16
Frenchman was a boy with fair hair and a womanish face.
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United Kingdom
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