Adjective:

ਨਾਰੀ,

womanly's Usage Examples:

becoming empowered through the celebration of attributes perceived to be conventionally feminine, that is, it glorifies a womanly essence over claims to equality.

Jeans is well known in the Yorkshire area for his long, womanly hair that has garnered great female attention over the years, rumour has.

difficult, however, because of the perception that "suffrage was radical and unwomanly.

celebration of attributes perceived to be conventionally feminine, that is, it glorifies a womanly essence over claims to equality with men.

in all womanly arts, and her love of birds, insects, and flowers, would scoff at the idea of her being the president of a sort of Amazon Cadet Corps.

Ellen Terry who all played the melodramatic role of womanly innocence traduced and overwhelmed to the hilt.

 "she who lives" or "womanly"; also spelled A"aisha, A"isha, Aischa, Aishah, Aicha, Aishat, Aisya, Aisyah.

The values that she enshrined and adhered to at every point in the course of a demanding life are the values of womanly virtue held sacred by countless generations of Indians.

incapable of influence afforded to men or characterizing suffragists as "unwomanly" grotesques.

attributes perceived to be conventionally feminine, that is, it glorifies a womanly essence over claims to equality with men.

heavily affected Dardel"s painting and resulted in several pictures of womanly figures that resemble Nita.

She was told that the suffragettes were "unwomanly" so she resisted joining the Women"s Social and Political Union (WSPU).

With fingers weary and worn, With eyelids heavy and red, A woman sat in unwomanly rags, Plying her needle and thread – Stitch! Stitch! Stitch! In poverty.

Synonyms:

matronly, womanlike, feminine,

Antonyms:

androgynous, male, masculine, unwomanly,