maidenliness Synonyms
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maidenliness Meaning
Wordnet
maidenliness (n)
behavior befitting a young maiden
Webster
maidenliness (n.)
The quality of being maidenly; the behavior that becomes a maid; modesty; gentleness.
maidenliness Sentence Examples
- Her maidenliness emanated from her demure gaze and graceful movements.
- The pristine beauty of her maidenliness captivated the attention of all who beheld her.
- Emily's maidenliness was a virtue that her parents instilled in her from a young age.
- Despite her youth, Amelia exuded a sense of maidenliness that belied her years.
- The poet's words painted a vivid portrait of her maidenliness, evoking an image of purity and innocence.
- In an era of social change, her maidenliness stood as a testament to traditional values.
- The loss of her maidenliness had a profound impact on her identity and her relationship with the community.
- The artist's portrayal of her maidenliness captured the ethereal beauty and fragility of the female form.
- Her maidenliness served as a protective barrier, shielding her from the harsh realities of the world.
- The contrast between her youthful maidenliness and the worldliness of the city was both poignant and jarring.
FAQs About the word maidenliness
behavior befitting a young maidenThe quality of being maidenly; the behavior that becomes a maid; modesty; gentleness.
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Her maidenliness emanated from her demure gaze and graceful movements.
The pristine beauty of her maidenliness captivated the attention of all who beheld her.
Emily's maidenliness was a virtue that her parents instilled in her from a young age.
Despite her youth, Amelia exuded a sense of maidenliness that belied her years.
