Womankind is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WOMANKIND in dictionary:

NOUN:
• women generally, the female sex, also WOMENKIND
• women considered collectively
• all women considered as a group
• The females of the human race; women, collectively.
• women as distinguished from men
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• female human beings; women especially as distinguished from men

Words related to WOMANKIND

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Words that contain WOMANKIND

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How to use WOMANKIND in a sentence

• If a man lie with the mankind after the manner as with womankind, they have both committed an abomination and shall die for it.
• Then the young man proved himself tolerably instructed in the ways of womankind.
• All womankind, on coming near him, took on something of that other one who had been sleeping for the past six centuries in the upper part of the chapel wall.
• Looking back he saw himself driven from pillar to post, from parish to parish, by the folly or incompetence of his womankind.
• The womankind of the day was looking for an occasional chance to break away from the monotonous if wholesome and substantial table of the home.
• They never like their womankind to attract attention.
• Had it not been for his devotion to his house and name, never would he have stood twice the victim of womankind.
• I know nothing fortune has to bestow, which can equal the transport of being dear to the most amiable, most lovely of womankind.
• I know something of mankind, and womankind too, and I am not often mistaken in the expression of human faces, and certainly was not mistaken in hers.
• And with the ill logic of womankind, through all her arguing with herself there flushed one glad thought.
• The committee agreed among themselves to exclude the fair sex altogether as the only way of disposing of their womankind, who were making speeches as long as Mr.
• The color of new flower and leaf and of skies washed clean of brooding finds an echo in man and womankind.
• They do not know that she does not feel, nor care, for womankind.
• The two women did all the work of the household which ordinarily would fall to woman-kind, with something more.
• The individual women should, today, follow a course of action which will be the cause of eternal glory to all womankind, so that all women will be illumined.
• That is to say, when perfect equality shall be established between men and women, peace may be realized for the simple reason that womankind in general will never favor warfare.
• He knew, perhaps, too little of womankind to appreciate what he was doing.
• From womankind comes much evil into the world and every kind of abomination.
• But knowing you to be so many years my junior, and so slightly acquainted with yourself or womankind, I am going to be the friend you need, instead of the misfortune you invite.
• I knew little of womankind, but my limited knowledge told me that Yolanda was true.
• From 1818 till 1823, having no official occupation, Baron Hulot had gone on active service to womankind.
• I recall with pride that in twenty-two years of active journalism I have always written in reverential praise of womankind.
• The bachelor physician and the unmarried priest have an influence among gentle womankind, young or old, married or single, that a benedict can never hope for.
• Deepest, therefore, among his vows of renunciation had been those which divided him from all womankind.
• Even womankind was to be strictly banished from that camp.

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