womanliness

It means equal or greater labour, as well, and a sad breaking down of all womanliness.

Man, in his turn, will be a beneficiary of this new womanliness as he has been the ready victim of the old-womanishness.

The anxiety and responsibility that she felt for his condition had bred in her a touch of womanliness and authority that was new.

And at table she presided over her father's guests with a womanliness that won her more admiration than mine.

There was a strange mingling of childishness and womanliness in this little Chicagoan to which Amy could not accustom herself.