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View definitions for tenderness

tenderness

noun as in affection

noun as in gentleness

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Example Sentences

Depicting the uncertainty of their lives with a truthful tenderness, “All We Imagine as Light” makes the personal political.

Prompted by her recollection, I reminisced about the tenderness of listening from the doorway as my father read Goodnight, Moon to my sons, and how I missed the reassurance of his presence, this Navy officer who passed away five years ago.

From Salon

No wonder, then, that a filmmaker as attuned to tenderness and violence as Audiard has found the stuff of his metaphor-laden genre dreams in the story of a trans queenpin emerging from a toxic male shell.

Bird often has an air of menace, but also a certain tenderness.

From BBC

But the musical’s heart belongs to Carmello’s Kimberly and Gil’s Seth, thanks to the tenderness that unexpectedly flowers between them.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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