muliebrity
- noun
- /mjuːˈlɪbərɪti/
- Archaic
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feminidad
- Her journey into muliebrity was marked by grace and strength.
Examples
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The author celebrated muliebrity in her poetry, honoring the unique experiences of women.
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Her muliebrity was celebrated in the community.
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Critics praised the sculpture for capturing the essence of muliebrity.
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Many cultures honor muliebrity through various rituals.
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Her journey into muliebrity was marked by strength and grace as she embraced her femininity.
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The festival celebrated muliebrity, showcasing the achievements and talents of women in the community.
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In literature, muliebrity often represents the complex emotions and experiences tied to womanhood.
Synonyms
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3.4
A set of qualities often seen in women, like gentleness and grace
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3.6
The state of being an adult female and the common experiences that come with it
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5.8
The state of being a woman, girl, or an animal that can have young
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4.9
The quality of being gentle, caring, and graceful often linked to females
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7.0
Qualities and feelings that show a person is an adult female
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7.4
The state of being an adult woman with social standing
Qualities or style people think belong to women, like gentle manner and dress
How Feminine
Surface Forms
Morphology
muliebrity = muliebral (opaque) = muliebr + ity
The adjective 'muliebral' and the combining form 'muliebr-' are rare Latin-derived morphemes not recognizable to most learners, so forming 'muliebrity' is not transparently inferable.
Etymology
Muliebrity comes from the Latin word mulier, which means 'woman', and you can see the same idea in Spanish mujer and Portuguese mulher. So muliebrity is a word for 'womanhood' or the quality of being a woman.