Nubility
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Nubility is a noun meaning The property or state of being nubile.
Meaning
The property or state of being nubile.
Example Sentences
It's certainly no disgrace to have been ripped off by a pretty-faced hustler--who among us has not mistaken nubility for genius?
In France, more than half the women who have reached the age of nubility are married; in Ireland, generally speaking, less than a third.
Among most modern nations, the civil laws fixing the earliest date of marriage seem to have been made without any reference to physiology, or with the mistaken notion that puberty and nubility are identical.
Among the northern clans of the Thonga tribe, in South-Eastern Africa, about Delagoa Bay, when a girl thinks that the time of her nubility is near, she chooses an adoptive mother, perhaps in a neighbouring village.
Word Forms
- nubilities
Synonyms for nubility
Depending on context, synonyms include marriageable.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include nudiness, nubbiness, nailability, nunnishness, nudity, puerility.
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