Muliebrity

Definition
: the quality of being a woman : femininity

Did You Know?
Muliebrity has been used in English to suggest the distinguishing character or qualities of a woman or of womankind since the 16th century. (Its masculine counterpart, virility, entered the language at about the same time.) Muliebrity comes from Latin mulier, meaning "woman," and probably is a cognate of Latin mollis, meaning "soft." Mollis is also the source of the English verb mollify—a word that implies a "softening" of hurt feelings or anger.

Examples
Helene tried to convey to her daughter that muliebrity was best expressed not by dressing a certain way or conforming to others" expectations, but by being her own true, confident self.

"Wonder Woman has flaws.… It succeeds in spite of them, and that is to be admired, but we cannot start viewing this as the epitome of the female superhero motion picture. We will accomplish more, and faster, if we view this film as the starting point for muliebrity in the comic-book blockbuster." — Thomas Burns Scully, PopDust, 5 June 2017

Everything that comes to our lives doesn{t come by chance. Everyday I am more persuaded in it, because today my day ws just softened of hurt feelings and anger. Good weekend to all of us. 

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Word Family Quiz
What 4-letter word derived from Latin mollis begins with "m" and means "to work hard"?