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Femininity   /fˌɛmənˈɪnəti/   Listen
noun
Femininity  n.  
1.
The quality or nature of the female sex; womanliness.
2.
The female form. (Obs.) "O serpent under femininitee."





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"Femininity" Quotes from Famous Books



... coined out of the heart's red blood, for all that makes life worthy to be lived? He may have tried. He never could succeed. He lacked the sympathy, the sex. He lacked the sex. Ah, well—Schwamm drueber, as the Norwegians say. Ouida, for all her femininity, was more than this feline ...
— Alone • Norman Douglas
... think her especially honest and especially beautiful, and it worries me to think she has thus erred. Her action was unwomanly, if you like, but peculiarly feminine, with the unavoidable hysterical femininity engendered in women by their subjected environment. Are you quite sure you consider Dawn merely a passing stranger not worth consideration?" I asked, looking him fair in the eyes; and the quick lowering of them and the tightening of his mouth satisfied ...
— Some Everyday Folk and Dawn • Miles Franklin
... filled. This was the first time she had ever heard Martin ask for something as sentimental as a kiss. She was thoroughly ashamed of herself for it—it was really too absurd!—but she felt jealousy, an emotion that had never bothered her since they had been married. And this bit of chattering femininity had caused it. ...
— Dust • Mr. and Mrs. Haldeman-Julius
... present, and she had the greatest dislike to leaving a conversation just when it was likely to become really interesting. Moreover, Miss Goold smoked, not because it was a smart or emancipated thing to do, but because she liked it, and—a curious note of femininity about her—she objected to her drawing-room smelling ...
— Hyacinth - 1906 • George A. Birmingham
... caught up by the magnetic current that had brought us here, she had cried out to me, calling me by my given name.... The recollection filled me with a queer emotion, partly rebellion and partly—something else. In the crisis we were facing now, I somehow lacked my wonted power to shun femininity. ...
— The Winged Men of Orcon - A Complete Novelette • David R. Sparks


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