effeminacies (Meaning)

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effeminacies (pl.)

of Effeminacy

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The effeminacies of the protagonist in the novel were met with disdain by the other characters.
The playwright's portrayal of the king's effeminacies was seen as a form of political satire.
The historian noted that the decline of the Roman Empire was partly due to the growth of effeminacies among the ruling class.
The philosopher argued that effeminacies were a sign of moral decay and a threat to traditional values.
The psychologist suggested that effeminacies were a result of unresolved childhood trauma.
The sociologist observed that effeminacies were often associated with marginalized groups in society.
The cultural critic analyzed the way in which effeminacies were represented in popular culture.
The politician condemned the effeminacies of his opponents as a sign of weakness.
The comedian made light of the effeminacies of certain celebrities.
The artist explored the theme of effeminacies in their latest work.

of Effeminacy

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No antonyms found.

The effeminacies of the protagonist in the novel were met with disdain by the other characters.

The playwright's portrayal of the king's effeminacies was seen as a form of political satire.

The historian noted that the decline of the Roman Empire was partly due to the growth of effeminacies among the ruling class.

The philosopher argued that effeminacies were a sign of moral decay and a threat to traditional values.