hoidenhood (Meaning)

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hoidenhood (n.)

State of being a hoiden.

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Her unbridled hoidenhood caused chaos and disruption throughout the village.
The governess struggled to tame the young lady's boisterous hoidenhood.
As she matured, her youthful hoidenhood subsided, replaced by a newfound elegance.
The queen's hoidenhood during her childhood earned her the nickname "The Wildflower."
The children's hoidenhood shattered the peace of the quiet meadow, but brought a smile to their parents' faces.
In her diary, the countess lamented the hoidenhood of her daughter, fearing its consequences.
Despite her unladylike hoidenhood, the princess was beloved by the people for her infectious spirit.
The governess's strict discipline extinguished the girl's hoidenhood, leaving behind a meek and compliant child.
The author's memoir vividly portrayed the hoidenhood of her protagonist, a young woman wrestling with societal expectations.
The once boisterous child had transformed into a refined lady, her hoidenhood now a distant memory.

State of being a hoiden.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Her unbridled hoidenhood caused chaos and disruption throughout the village.

The governess struggled to tame the young lady's boisterous hoidenhood.

As she matured, her youthful hoidenhood subsided, replaced by a newfound elegance.

The queen's hoidenhood during her childhood earned her the nickname "The Wildflower."