daughterly (Meaning)
Wordnet
daughterly (s)
befitting a daughter
Webster
daughterly (a.)
Becoming a daughter; filial.
Synonyms & Antonyms of daughterly
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
daughterly Sentence Examples
- She offered her mother daughterly support during her illness, never leaving her side.
- Sarah's daughterly affection was evident in the way she cared for her younger siblings.
- The daughterly bond between them grew stronger as they navigated life's challenges together.
- Emily's daughterly duty called her to assist her father in managing the family business.
- Despite her busy schedule, Mia always made time for daughterly visits to her grandparents.
- Jane's daughterly love shone through in the heartfelt letters she wrote to her parents.
- As the eldest daughter, Anna felt a strong sense of daughterly responsibility towards her family.
- Susan's daughterly instincts kicked in when she noticed her mother needed help around the house.
- The daughterly pride in her parents' achievements spurred Lilly to pursue her own dreams.
- Rachel's daughterly devotion was evident as she organized a special anniversary celebration for her parents.
FAQs About the word daughterly
befitting a daughterBecoming a daughter; filial.
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She offered her mother daughterly support during her illness, never leaving her side.
Sarah's daughterly affection was evident in the way she cared for her younger siblings.
The daughterly bond between them grew stronger as they navigated life's challenges together.
Emily's daughterly duty called her to assist her father in managing the family business.
