househusband (Meaning)

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househusband (n)

a husband who keeps house while his wife earns the family income

Jake embraced the role of househusband while his wife pursued her medical residency.
David's transition from corporate executive to househusband was a welcomed change of pace for his family.
The househusband skillfully managed the domestic responsibilities, leaving his wife ample time for her demanding career.
Despite societal stereotypes, Mark proudly identified as a househusband and relished his time raising their children.
Emily's husband, a successful lawyer, surprised everyone by choosing to become a househusband and pursue his passion for cooking.
The househusband's daily routine consisted of cleaning, laundry, and preparing meals for his wife and children.
John's decision to become a househusband sparked both admiration and criticism from his peers.
The househusband's support system consisted of other stay-at-home parents and his wife's understanding employer.
The househusband's contribution to his family was invaluable, allowing his wife to focus on her professional aspirations.
Society's perception of househusbands is slowly evolving, recognizing the important and multifaceted role they play in modern families.

a husband who keeps house while his wife earns the family income

housewife, homemaker, wife, stay-at-home, housekeeper,husband, hausfrau, partner, spouse, significant other

No antonyms found.

Jake embraced the role of househusband while his wife pursued her medical residency.

David's transition from corporate executive to househusband was a welcomed change of pace for his family.

The househusband skillfully managed the domestic responsibilities, leaving his wife ample time for her demanding career.

Despite societal stereotypes, Mark proudly identified as a househusband and relished his time raising their children.