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womanish adj. Of, characteristic of, or natural to a woman. See synonyms at female . Resembling, imitative of, or suggestive of a woman ... WordNet: womanish...
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1 : associated with or characteristic of women rather than men 2 : suggestive of a weak character : effeminate <womanish fears>. — wom·an·ish·ly adverb ...
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So many of us have lost our womanish memories of real empowerment, we are the daughters of the daughters of the daughters whose memories were lost, and while we work on in our oblivion of amnesia and religious acceptance, usually in isolation from one another, the patriarchy is upheld for another day.
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Womanish Words. try silence me now .... in the patriarchy, amplifying Caribbean women's voices, celebrating the power of womanish words to change the world ...
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womanish - 2 definitions - Used to describe a young girl, who acts older than her age, "too grown" and self-assured for her age, to the dismay of h...
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Definition of womanish from Webster's New World College Dictionary. Meaning of womanish. Pronunciation of womanish. Definition of the word womanish. Origin of the word womanish. ... Dictionary Home » Webster's New World College Dictionary » womanish...
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Definition of old-womanish from Webster's New World College Dictionary. Meaning of old-womanish. Pronunciation of old-womanish. Definition of the word old-womanish. Origin of the word old-womanish. ... Dictionary Home » Webster's New World College Dictionary » old-womanish...
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Thatcher had a definite womanish feeling towards Gorbachev. Let's say it was sympathy. She changed when he appeared. - Was this mutual?; - No, he had a feeling towards Raisa Maksimovna. - How did Thatcher react to the news about Gorbachev's capture during the GKChP days?;
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Dedicated to critiquing current events and pop culture from a womanist perspective. From racism, feminism and politics. ... Who Will Love The Black Child? ... We first learn to devalue Blackness in childhood.
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