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Definitions from WordNet

Adjective womanly has 1 sense
  1. womanly, feminine - befitting or characteristic of a woman especially a mature woman; "womanly virtues of gentleness and compassion"
    Antonyms: unwomanly, hoydenish, tomboyish, mannish, unfeminine

Definitions from the Web

Definition:

Womanly (adjective) refers to the qualities or characteristics typically associated with women or considered to be feminine.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Referring to physical characteristics: Having the attributes or traits that are generally associated with a woman's appearance.

Example sentence: She had a womanly figure with graceful curves.

Sense 2:

Referring to behavior or demeanor: Displaying the qualities or traits that are traditionally considered feminine, such as gentleness, tact, or nurture.

Example sentence: Her womanly grace and kindness made her a beloved figure in the community.

Sense 3:

Referring to qualities or characteristics: Possessing qualities or characteristics that are often attributed to women, such as empathy, sensitivity, or emotional intelligence.

Example sentence: The novel's protagonist displayed a womanly wisdom beyond her years.

Usages:

- She always maintained a womanly elegance, whether in casual or formal attire.

- The painting captured the essence of womanly beauty in its vibrant colors and delicate brushwork.

- The actress portrayed the character with a perfect blend of strength and womanly vulnerability.

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