Definition of motherless in English:

motherless

adjective ˈmʌðələs

Having no mother because she is dead or absent from the home.
a motherless daughter, disowned by her father
Example sentencesExamples
- Many friends knew the tale of her remarkable childhood spent on the cattle stations, with her father and his motherless brood of five young children.
- Motherless, she was sent off early by her father to be a lady-in-waiting and was expected to make an advantageous marriage.
- She was educated largely at home, where, as the youngest of the motherless family, she may have fallen under the Wesleyan influence of her aunt.
- In 1992, 90,000 American women between the ages of 25 and 54 died and 125,000 kids under 18 were left motherless.
- The motherless family's pain is palpable and the sense of hopelessness can almost be smelt.
- Growing up motherless, Mary also lost her sister to suicide.
- The last two months have seen the release of three family films featuring single dads raising motherless only-children.
- I stayed in bed for two weeks, taking painkillers and sleeping pills; trying to silence the nightmares of crying, motherless babies.
- Mrs. Lorne treats Johnny kindly because she knows he is motherless.
- Countless readers have bonded with the character of Janie Crawford, a motherless girl raised by her grandmother.

Derivatives

motherlessness

noun

Dylan and his black buddy, united by motherlessness, inherit a powerful ring from a local derelict.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a patriarchal society's tradition of enforced motherlessness that is sought to be challenged at the cost of being regarded as an aberrant mother.
- Motherlessness in my situation was far too closely equated with lovelessness.
- One of his observations about the theme of motherlessness in my books, remains for me, the most valuable thing ever said about my work.
- Her motherlessness plays no small role in this; her obstinate self-sufficiency evidently compensates for her father's meekness and her mother's absence.

Definition of motherless in US English:

motherless

adjectiveˈməT͟Hərləs

Having no mother because she is dead or absent from the home.
a motherless daughter, disowned by her father
Example sentencesExamples
- The last two months have seen the release of three family films featuring single dads raising motherless only-children.
- Motherless, she was sent off early by her father to be a lady-in-waiting and was expected to make an advantageous marriage.
- Growing up motherless, Mary also lost her sister to suicide.
- Many friends knew the tale of her remarkable childhood spent on the cattle stations, with her father and his motherless brood of five young children.
- The motherless family's pain is palpable and the sense of hopelessness can almost be smelt.
- Countless readers have bonded with the character of Janie Crawford, a motherless girl raised by her grandmother.
- In 1992, 90,000 American women between the ages of 25 and 54 died and 125,000 kids under 18 were left motherless.
- Mrs. Lorne treats Johnny kindly because she knows he is motherless.
- She was educated largely at home, where, as the youngest of the motherless family, she may have fallen under the Wesleyan influence of her aunt.
- I stayed in bed for two weeks, taking painkillers and sleeping pills; trying to silence the nightmares of crying, motherless babies.

单词	motherless
释义	Definition of motherless in English: motherless adjective ˈmʌðələs Having no mother because she is dead or absent from the home. a motherless daughter, disowned by her father Example sentencesExamples Many friends knew the tale of her remarkable childhood spent on the cattle stations, with her father and his motherless brood of five young children. Motherless, she was sent off early by her father to be a lady-in-waiting and was expected to make an advantageous marriage. She was educated largely at home, where, as the youngest of the motherless family, she may have fallen under the Wesleyan influence of her aunt. In 1992, 90,000 American women between the ages of 25 and 54 died and 125,000 kids under 18 were left motherless. The motherless family's pain is palpable and the sense of hopelessness can almost be smelt. Growing up motherless, Mary also lost her sister to suicide. The last two months have seen the release of three family films featuring single dads raising motherless only-children. I stayed in bed for two weeks, taking painkillers and sleeping pills; trying to silence the nightmares of crying, motherless babies. Mrs. Lorne treats Johnny kindly because she knows he is motherless. Countless readers have bonded with the character of Janie Crawford, a motherless girl raised by her grandmother. Derivatives motherlessness noun Dylan and his black buddy, united by motherlessness, inherit a powerful ring from a local derelict. Example sentencesExamples It is a patriarchal society's tradition of enforced motherlessness that is sought to be challenged at the cost of being regarded as an aberrant mother. Motherlessness in my situation was far too closely equated with lovelessness. One of his observations about the theme of motherlessness in my books, remains for me, the most valuable thing ever said about my work. Her motherlessness plays no small role in this; her obstinate self-sufficiency evidently compensates for her father's meekness and her mother's absence. Definition of motherless in US English: motherless adjectiveˈməT͟Hərləs Having no mother because she is dead or absent from the home. a motherless daughter, disowned by her father Example sentencesExamples The last two months have seen the release of three family films featuring single dads raising motherless only-children. Motherless, she was sent off early by her father to be a lady-in-waiting and was expected to make an advantageous marriage. Growing up motherless, Mary also lost her sister to suicide. Many friends knew the tale of her remarkable childhood spent on the cattle stations, with her father and his motherless brood of five young children. The motherless family's pain is palpable and the sense of hopelessness can almost be smelt. Countless readers have bonded with the character of Janie Crawford, a motherless girl raised by her grandmother. In 1992, 90,000 American women between the ages of 25 and 54 died and 125,000 kids under 18 were left motherless. Mrs. Lorne treats Johnny kindly because she knows he is motherless. She was educated largely at home, where, as the youngest of the motherless family, she may have fallen under the Wesleyan influence of her aunt. I stayed in bed for two weeks, taking painkillers and sleeping pills; trying to silence the nightmares of crying, motherless babies.
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