Difference between Feminine and Matronly

FEMININE vs MATRONLY: NOUN

The feminine gender.
A word or form belonging to the feminine gender.
A female; the female sex.
A woman.
Any one of those words which are the appellations of females, or which have the terminations usually found in such words; as, actress, songstress, abbess, executrix.
The female principle
A gender that refers chiefly (but not exclusively) to females or to objects classified as female

Effeminate; womanish.
Of or pertaining to a woman, or to women; characteristic of a woman; womanish; womanly.
Having the qualities of a woman; becoming or appropriate to the female sex; as, in a good sense, modest, graceful, affectionate, confiding; or, in a bad sense, weak, nerveless, timid, pleasure-loving, effeminate.
See Female rhyme, under Female, a.
Characterized by or possessing qualities traditionally attributed to women, such as demureness.
Of or relating to women or girls.
Of the female sex; biologically female, not male, womanly.
Belonging to females; appropriated to, or used by, females.
Having the qualities associated with a woman or the female gender; suitable to, or characteristic of, a woman; nurturing; not masculine or aggressive.
Relating or belonging to the gender of words or forms that refer chiefly to females or to things grammatically classified as female.
Befitting or characteristic of a woman especially a mature woman
(music or poetry) ending on an unaccented beat or syllable
Of grammatical gender
Associated with women and not with men
Grammatical gender distinction in languages that describes nouns including those pertaining to females and objects that are assigned the feminine gender.

Befitting or characteristic of a fully mature woman
Advanced in years; elderly.
Like, or befitting, a matron; grave; sedate.
In the capacity of a matron; serving as a housekeeper or head nurse.
Exuding the authority, wisdom, power, and intelligence of an experienced woman.
Having the appearance of a mature woman, often of larger physical stature and somewhat unkempt or dowdy.

Pertaining to a woman or to women, or to the (human) female sex; having the distinguishing characters or nature of that sex; having qualities especially characteristic of woman.
Effeminate; destitute of manly qualities.
In grammar, of the gender or classification under which are included words which apply to females only: said of words or terminations.
Synonyms Female, Feminine, Effeminate, Womanish, Womanly, Ladylike; soft, tender, delicate. Female applies to women and their apparel, to the corresponding sex in animals, and by figure to some inanimate things: feminine, to women and their attributes, to the second grammatical gender; effeminate, only to men. Female applies to that which distinctively belongs to woman; feminine, commonly, to the softer, more delicate or graceful qualities of woman, the qualities being always natural and commendable: as, feminine grace; effeminate, to qualities which, though they might be proper and becoming in a woman, are unmanly and weak in a man; womanish, to that which is weak in woman, or weakly like women in men: as, womanish tears; womanly, to that which is nobly becoming in a woman; ladylike, to that which is refined and well-bred in woman.
Female (of grammatical gender)

Like a matron; characteristic of or suitable to a matron; elderly; ripe in years.
In a manner becoming a matron.

Feminist, Girlish, Ladylike, Girly, Powder puff, Maidenlike, Womanlike, Fair, Unstressed, Unaccented, Distaff, Female, Maidenly, Matronly, Womanly

Queenly, Frowsy, Tomboyish, Comely, Mannish, Girlish, Prissy, Blowsy, Ladylike, Motherly, Grandmotherly, Frumpy, Demure, Womanly, Feminine

Feminist, Girlish, Ladylike, Girly, Womanlike, Powder puff, Maidenlike, Fair, Unstressed, Unaccented, Distaff, Female, Maidenly, Matronly, Womanly

Queenly, Frowsy, Tomboyish, Comely, Mannish, Girlish, Prissy, Blowsy, Ladylike, Motherly, Grandmotherly, Frumpy, Demure, Womanly, Feminine

Belser that Judaism accepts a feminine side to God, and that the word Goddess speaks of a primal feminine reality.
Feminine gender: a noun is categorized as feminine when it refers to a female character of a species.
When the two nouns are feminine, the adjective is put in the feminine plural.
Justine becomes an ambivalent, bisexual figure where masculine and feminine attributes are joined, feminine pliability opposed to masculine resourcefulness.
And another lesson was really tapping into my feminine energy because my core essence is feminine.
Most people are not strictly feminine or masculine but possess both masculine and feminine characteristics.
This balancing of masculine and feminine interests, traits, and activities is called the feminine apologetic.
Steaming, Womb Health, and Feminine Wellness, and increase the energy of our Divine Feminine.
Feminine Supplement: How it Works: Provides probiotic lactobacillus that balances yeast and bacteria to maintain feminine health.
Feminine Stud: A lesbian who presents a masculine gender display, yet, performs traditionally feminine mannerisms and maintains a traditionally feminine passive demeanor.

Carnation for me is associated with a mature attitude in a woman, very elegant and matronly.
This area definately needs some visual aids to take some of her matronly airs away.
Ulpia Severina wept matronly tears as she kissed the beautiful girl she had raised.
Jill puts her in a dress with straps, but the dress is too matronly.
White and the camera crew, and drops matronly wisdom on everyone around her.
Doric is warlike, the Ionic matronly, the Corinthian virginal.
"They're wonderful," said the matronly Mexican woman in front of me, turning around.
Widdecombe, a matronly and proudly traditionalist figure on the Conservative benches, told parliament.
She was still in her matronly makeup and wardrobe.
Kelly Wearstler is more rock star than matronly personage.