fatherhood
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2.7
- noun
- /ˈfɑːðərhʊd/
- And I'm excited about the, you know, fatherhood, about being a parent.
- transition to fatherhood
- fatherhood program
- satisfaction from fatherhood
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Watch on YouTubeAnd so for you, how has fatherhood changed?
- And so for you, how has fatherhood changed?
- So to lose him, I also felt that I'd lost fatherhood or being a dad.
- We talk about the nature of reality, fatherhood, the many disorientations of midlife.
- So, so actually fatherhood triggers more work, higher earnings among men, right?
- And then I started doing some research in my off time about fatherhood.
- And Sawyer, it's just so nice to see you and congratulate you on your fatherhood.
- You know, that's not a natural relationship or natural understanding of fatherhood.
- What's the TLDR of fatherhood custody rights?
- He's written books on fatherhood and his book Book Freeman.
- That's a very special love that you've you've you've found fatherhood.
- And but the third thing is, is fatherhood.
- You know, if you do, that's a way to get a little bit of fatherhood from someone else.
- It was not my choice, but I was getting an award one night for fatherhood.
Examples
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He's taking time off for fatherhood.
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You ready for fatherhood or what?
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And so for you, how has fatherhood changed?
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And I tell you what, like, everything that people say about fatherhood and being a parent, I yeah, I get it.
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Employment and the ability to support a family are basic expectations of fatherhood in our society.
Academic text (2002) -
Yes, fatherhood is a blessing.
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All available evidence suggests that the most effective pathway to involved, committed, and responsible fatherhood is marriage.
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Married or not, there's no shame in fatherhood!
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Welcome to fatherhood, dude.
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Fatherhood brings new responsibilities and joys that many people cherish.
Synonyms
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5.8
The state of being a child's father
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3.2
Having and caring for children
Antonyms
How Involved
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Etymology
Fatherhood comes from father plus the ending -hood, where -hood means 'state' or 'condition' as in childhood or motherhood, so fatherhood is the role and responsibilities of being a father.