bachelorhood
[ bach-ler-hood ]
noun
the state of being a bachelor.
Origin of bachelorhood
1- Also bach·e·lor·dom [bach-ler-duhm] /ˈbætʃ lər dəm/ .
Words Nearby bachelorhood
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How to use bachelorhood in a sentence
He was old enough to be twitted for bachelorhood, and to lay the blame upon an outdoor and out-of-town profession.
Bonaventure | George Washington CableHis continued bachelorhood was a mystery of which not even she possessed the key.
Chronicles of Dustypore | Henry Stewart CunninghamThe General had married, in late bachelorhood, a young wife.
Contrary Mary | Temple BaileyThat his bachelorhood was a matter of choice and not necessity was a point upon which all of East Wellmouth agreed.
Thankful's Inheritance | Joseph C. LincolnIf he had had the courage, Joseph Sedley's bachelorhood would have been at an end.
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