womanliness

womanly | American Dictionary

womanly
adjective
us/ˈwʊm·ən·li/
having qualities thought typical of a woman

Examples of womanly

womanly
Even at the moment of death she gestures upward to direct lustful minds to higher transcendent truths, fulfilling her womanly role as spiritual guide.
This so angered her that she threw aside her comb and immediately abandoned womanly pursuits.
To so violate the terms of the nurturing, self-sacrificing womanly ideal would make her monstrous.
On the other, a woman's role within marriage was an ideal of womanly modesty, deference and obedience to her husband.
She represents the embodiment of the ' ' womanly woman, ' ' the perfect product of the state she is named after.
What slurs remained sometimes centered upon clothing, with the petticoat making a reappearance as a symbol of womanly women and cowardly men.
That they should call on the language of true womanly duty is hardly surprising.
What they lack in physical strength they endeavour to compensate by other equally important, yet softer, womanly qualities.
Did a construct of 'womanly work' help women to 'look away' from the evidence of oppression and persecution?
The coherence of this grouping tends to rely on an exploration of a shared womanly poetic identity, and much valuable research has restored to us a women's tradition of verse.
Not only does it function as a sign of her inherent nature, but it also acts as a seal on that nature, arresting her at a moment of womanly perfection.
Such motifs skirted dangerously toward womanly qualities.
Broderick's story in particular is an interesting case study in how television copes - or, perhaps more accurately, does not cope - with a narrative of womanly rage.
Corelli was always concerned to police the divide between her private self and her public audience, to strike a balance that satisfied her ideal image of womanly character.
She has explained the position from the womanly point of view and from a worldly point of view.
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