Tikibu: pronunciation dictionary with use examples

Word: boyhood
IPA transcription: [b'ɔɪh,ʊd]
Pronunciations of boyhood
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noun meaning of the word
  • Synonyms: boyhood
    Meaning: the childhood of a boy
Usage examples
  • The rosy twilight of boyhood
  • One of his boyhood chums writes:
  • He had but very little work to do during the period of his boyhood.
  • The Fates had indeed been shaping Pershing from boyhood for a supreme task.
  • And yet, from his boyhood upward, Archie had made good his footing in Berkeley Square.
  • The very pictures on the walls rested him, they reminded him so much of the rooms in his boyhood home.
  • In my boyhood, in our lonely farm-house, we had scanty sources of information; few books and only a small weekly newspaper.
  • As the days went by my first grief subsided, and in its place grew up a want which I have experienced at every step in life from boyhood to manhood.
  • Cousin Dennis Hanks gives the following quaint description of "Nancy's boy baby," as reported by Mrs. Eleanor Atkinson in her little book on "Lincoln's Boyhood."
  • Edward left a wife and three children, but the strong desire to be free, which had been a ruling passion of his being from early boyhood, rendered it impossible for him to stay, although the ties were very hard to break.
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