Preposition: in

• form: But by the early Victorian period angels were virtuously feminine in form and increasingly shown in domestic confinement, no longer free to fly.

• woman: I am experiencing jealous love the masculine in me is dominating the feminine in a woman.

• way: Thus Ruysbroeck integrates the feminine in a way that Eckhart fails to do.

Modifies a noun

• noun: You would say " eine " for a feminine noun.

• wile: Carly uses her feminine wiles on Christopher to good effect.

• scent: Burberry Brit is the new classic, fresh and feminine scent by Burberry and it epitomizes modern day British style.

• archetype: Significantly, we have witnessed in the past decades a clear re-awakening of the feminine archetype.

• rhyme: Feminine rhymes are those ending in a mute e or a mute syllable.

• pronoun: Typical errors Confusing the use of masculine and feminine pronouns.

Modifying Another Word

• distinctly: In part, this can be explained by the socialization of women, which celebrates modesty as a distinctly feminine virtue.

• truly: Justice is the Beautiful Woman, SHE whose Wisdom lies in the root of the truly Feminine soul.

• specifically: This trait seems to be portrayed as more of a general consequence of life, not a specifically feminine one.

• almost: It relies upon a high pitched nasal, almost feminine style of vocal production.

• very: Len is a male name, Lyn is a very feminine lady.

• too: He say's ring slings are too feminine for him.

Used with adjective complement

• look: For goodness sake he didn't even look particularly feminine - yet they were always claiming they thought he was a girl.

• feel: She said: " I'm starting to feel more feminine.

• become: Thus the drawing room became very feminine in style whilst the dining room became more masculine.

• remain: I have six older brothers and had to learn to fight, but still wanted to remain feminine.

• appear: At first glance the characters appear feminine, with long eyelashes, suggestive gazes, fur coats and glittering jewelry.