hoydenism

the novel celebrates the protagonist's youthful hoydenism as a form of liberation from victorian constraints.

parents often struggle to balance their daughter's natural hoydenism with societal expectations of ladylike behavior.

the film portrays teenage hoydenism as a healthy phase of development rather than a character flaw.

her hoydenism was evident in her preference for climbing trees over playing with dolls.

victorian literature frequently punished hoydenism as a moral failing in female characters.

the character's hoydenism provided comic relief in an otherwise serious drama.

modern readers often reinterpret historical hoydenism as early feminist expression.

her hoydenism never fully disappeared, even in adulthood.

the school attempted to suppress all forms of hoydenism among its female students.

his daughter's hoydenism reminded him of his own childhood adventures.

the period of hoydenism is often followed by a more subdued adolescence.

some cultures view hoydenism as a positive trait indicating independence and spirit.