Manliness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MANLINESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being manly
• the traditional male quality of being brave and strong
• the fact of being typically male; masculinity
• The quality or state of being manly.
• the trait of being manly; having the characteristics of an adult male
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a manly manner

Words related to MANLINESS

manlinesses13 manly10

Words that contain MANLINESS

manlinesses13 unmanliness13 womanliness16 unmanlinesses15 unwomanliness18 womanlinesses18 gentlemanliness18 unwomanlinesses20 gentlemanlinesses20

How to use MANLINESS in a sentence

• In truth, the stern manliness of his calling forbids the seaman to write poetry.
• William Ravenel, had by his life in America proved John Halifax was right when he said it was not too late for him to model his life on lines of true manliness.
• He had taken on a new manliness, and for the first time in the story of their loves she felt herself dominated by something stronger than passion.
• We had known her husband, and knew that James was like him in manliness and intelligence.
• The womanly grace of temperament merely enhanced the unusual manliness of his character and impression.
• His virtuous characters are virtuous by impulse only, and his ideal of character is manliness.
• He was, he conceived, bound by his calling to be what people called impertinent, and manliness had nothing to do with him.
• It is a narrow, stuffy, and secluded region at best, remote from the open air, little alive to simplicity, manliness, humour, courage, and cheerfulness.
• Now is the time to show courage, manliness, and the strength of your bodies.
• Here also Wordsworth follows Aristotle in his description of the virtue of manliness.
• But the downward steps had destroyed his will, his self-control, his manliness, his virtue.
• Elizabethan love poetry was written on a convention which though it was used with manliness and entire sincerity by Sidney did not escape the fate of its kind.
• The British soldier has long been considered by his own nation as a model of manliness.
• Though his conversation was characterized by the frank manliness of a seaman, it was, nevertheless tempered by the delicacy of perfect breeding.
• By the fault of deficient spirit and manliness, Mr.
• At the same time the Lydians were not wanting in courage or manliness.
• Manliness of demeanour, and a handsome face and figure, have always their intrinsic value.
• This deepening, this added manliness, would after all have been superhuman in the boy who had gone away.
• But thy risk is as I say, and I shall tell thee whence I had my tale, since I love thee for thy kindness to me, and thy manliness.
• This manliness of character may cause or it may be formed by the nature of their government, which is perfectly free from any restraint.
• This deserves our careful attention, because we sometimes see an affectation of silly and spurious manliness, which thinks it a fine thing to cast it off.
• In a moment he recovered all his manliness and calm.
• But the instinctive manliness of him, held back the actual tears.
• It is a false spirit of honor and manliness that makes you so ready to resent every little insult.
• For the individual as well as the nation, Light is Virtue, Manliness, Intelligence, Liberty.
• It was my duty to acquaint you with this circumstance, and I have done so, relying on your manliness and love.
• What they did, and still more what they pretended to have done, was an assertion and a proof of manliness, and so was the language they used among themselves.
• It was in his High School days that young Prescott had developed the qualities of manliness which the Military Academy at West Point was now rounding off for him.
• I went to the capitals of the old world to see life, but in seeing life I became acquainted with death, the death of true manliness and self-respect.
• The spoilt side of his nature was giving place to a new manliness that was infinitely more attractive, and Nick found it impossible not to accept him with approval.
• Feeling her careful attention as an insult to his manliness, he ran back to her in a rage, and beat her, as well as his strength would permit.
• While they admire his generosity and manliness, sharing with them all the hardships of the field, they fear his more than Napoleonic severity for any departure from enjoined duty.
• It would be necessary to come back alone, but even that consideration did not deter him, for he could throw a little manliness into his mood, no doubt.
• But there was in each some quality of manliness that drew them together in spite of themselves.

Similar words containing MANLINES without suffix s

manlinesses13 unmanliness13 womanliness16 unmanlinesses15 unwomanliness18 womanlinesses18 gentlemanliness18 unwomanlinesses20 gentlemanlinesses20

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