1. plural of daughterhood; the state, condition, or experience of being a daughter
Usage: usually uncountable in singular form; plural used to refer to multiple instances or types of the experience
2. the collective identity, relationships, or experiences shared by daughters in a family, community, or society
Usage: often used in literary, sociological, or feminist contexts

Examples

• The novel explores different daughterhoods across three generations of women.
• She wrote about the complexities of daughterhoods in immigrant families.
• Their daughterhoods were shaped by the cultural values of their parents.
• The book celebrates various forms of daughterhoods and family bonds.
• Daughterhoods in modern society often involve balancing tradition and independence.