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tenderness

/tĕn′dər-nĭs/

柔情,温情,温柔,温和

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n.名词 noun
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Examples

  • Nevertheless, they love each other with a tenderness that drives them to despair over their 31 years of marriage.

  • More than anything else, teenagers seemed to swoon over tenderness and vulnerability that the Beatles expressed in their songs.

  • Their interlocked fingers are an expression of fear, not tenderness.

  • His music bled menace and lust, but also tenderness and vulnerability and an overpowering romantic lyricism.

  • The duo performs the classic “Try a Little Tenderness” at a depressing hotel bar.

  • Uncle Harry took him for walks and consoled him with rough tenderness, never calling him Black Sheep.

  • Her smile was strangely distant, strangely precious: she was love and tenderness incarnate; her little hands held both of his.

  • There was a caressing tenderness in her voice as she said it, but whether for himself or for another he could not tell.

  • Yet will not the heart be bereaved of its vision; it still sees a smile of tenderness in the universe.

  • For she called him 'Tommy'; she was his mother; love, tenderness, and pity emanated from her like a cloud of perfume.