homemaking
of or relating to the management of a home: homemaking tasks.
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How to use homemaking in a sentence
Amazon sells do-it-yourself homemaking kits that cost as little as $20,000 and can be solar-powered or connected to local energy grids.
She would be married off after learning the basics of homemaking — and perhaps how to play the pianoforte — and learning to please her boss, I mean husband.
Meet the forgotten rebels and quiet revolutionaries of women’s history | Lisa Birnbach | March 5, 2021 | Washington PostThe idea behind her homemaking philosophy is to present recipes that women on the go can make without a whole lot of fuss.
But the homemaking instinct is strong in a woman, and the musterers went out west without the missus.
We of the Never-Never | Jeanie "Mrs. Aeneas" GunnThere has been a dearth of teachers prepared to teach art in its application to homemaking.
The Teaching of Art Related to the Home | Federal Board for Vocational Education
They are more often undertaken in connection with home furnishing than with other phases of homemaking.
The Teaching of Art Related to the Home | Federal Board for Vocational EducationAs for the more strenuous tasks connected with homemaking, they served as natural and pleasurable vents for her surplus energy.
Shifting Sands | Sara Ware BassettBut, after all, it is safe to assume that marriage and homemaking do go hand in hand.
Vocational Guidance for Girls | Marguerite Stockman Dickson
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