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Grandmotherly   Listen
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Grandmotherly  adj.  Like a grandmother in age or manner; kind; indulgent.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Grandmotherly" Quotes from Famous Books



... last a week, except for Ted Billett who would have to go back after Labor Day—and before eight hours of it were over, Oliver was watching Ted with grandmotherly interest, a little mordant jealousy, and humor, that, at times, verged toward the hysterical. Nancy—and especially the loss of her—had made him sensitive as a skinless man to the winds and vagaries of other young people in love—and while Ted could look at and talk with Elinor Piper and think himself ...
— Young People's Pride • Stephen Vincent Benet

... is safely lodged with Mrs. Pincher, a dear old grandmotherly soul who will love it like her own, and all the way home I have been making up my mind to start baby-farming myself on fresh lines. He who wrongs the child commits a crime against the State. However low a woman has fallen, she is a subject of the Crown, and if she ...
— The Christian - A Story • Hall Caine



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