nubility (Meaning)

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nubility (n.)

The state of being marriageable.

In ancient Greece, nubility referred to the age at which a woman was considered marriageable.
The concept of nubility varies across cultures and time periods.
Social norms and expectations determine the nubility age for different societies.
In some cultures, nubility is associated with physical maturity, while in others it is more closely tied to puberty.
The legal age of nubility, which differs from nubility in its social and cultural connotation, has historically been a subject of debate.
Laws regarding nubility aim to protect young people from exploitation and ensure their consent in marriage.
In certain cases, exceptions to the legal age of nubility may be made for early marriages.
The changing social and cultural norms around nubility have led to shifts in the legal age of marriage in many countries.
While the exact definition of nubility can be contested, it remains a relevant concept in marriage laws and cultural practices.
Understanding the historical and cultural context of nubility can provide insights into changing societal attitudes towards marriage and consent.

The state of being marriageable.

fascination, shapeliness, cuteness, glamor, foxiness, desirableness, lusciousness, comeliness, beauty, handsomeness

vileness, flaw, blemish, terribleness, foulness, imperfection, terribleness, horribleness, vileness, nastiness

In ancient Greece, nubility referred to the age at which a woman was considered marriageable.

The concept of nubility varies across cultures and time periods.

Social norms and expectations determine the nubility age for different societies.

In some cultures, nubility is associated with physical maturity, while in others it is more closely tied to puberty.