Meaning of ladihood | Babel Free

Definitions

Alternative spelling of ladyhood.

alt-of, alternative, uncountable

Examples

“The judicial proceedings which have⟳ taken place⟳ concerning the murder⟳ have⟳ been only less disgusting than were the taring and mutilation of Kelsey by the chivalry and ladihood of the town.”

“With your great zest for life, it is dreadful to think⟳ of you as a virgin, but your books offer⟳ almost irrefutable testimony to the fact, unless indeed, your Virginian ladihood stepped in and caused you to become⟳ reticent.”

“The first Catholic residential liberal arts college for women in New England was founded by the Dominican Sisters in 1925, its purpose to “rear solid intellectuals and powerful characters of genuine refinement; and these are to become⟳ thinkers and leaders and the noble among ladihood of the future.””

“He initiated the move⟳ to bring⟳ about self reliant, fearless and upright ladihood in the country.”

“Young ladihood, however, was Lady Mary’s veneer but not her substance, to judge⟳ from what is probably her second-earliest extant letter, written in 1709 to a friend still to be discussed:[…]”

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