mothery (Meaning)

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mothery (a.)

Consisting of, containing, or resembling, mother (in vinegar).

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The teacher's mothery demeanor created a warm and nurturing classroom environment.
Despite her young age, she possessed an instinctive mothery nature that made her a wonderful caretaker.
The neighborhood was filled with mothery figures who looked after the children as if they were their own.
Her soft, soothing voice and gentle touch had a mothery effect on all who met her.
The nurse's mothery bedside manner put her patients at ease and made them feel cared for.
The woman's mothery cooking skills filled the house with the aromas of home and love.
The elderly lady had a mothery instinct that made her a source of comfort and wisdom for the younger generations.
The animal shelter was filled with mothery cats and dogs who cared for the abandoned and neglected animals.
Her mothery smile and loving eyes conveyed her unwavering devotion to her family.
The community center offered mothery support groups where new parents could share their experiences and find guidance.

Consisting of, containing, or resembling, mother (in vinegar).

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The teacher's mothery demeanor created a warm and nurturing classroom environment.

Despite her young age, she possessed an instinctive mothery nature that made her a wonderful caretaker.

The neighborhood was filled with mothery figures who looked after the children as if they were their own.

Her soft, soothing voice and gentle touch had a mothery effect on all who met her.