Pronunciation: /ˈmʌðərləs/
noun a person who has lost their mother or who has never had a mother
A1 The motherless child was taken in by a kind family.
A2 The motherless puppy was adopted by a loving couple.
B1 Growing up motherless can have a significant impact on a person's development.
B2 The motherless foal was raised with extra care and attention by the ranchers.
C1 The motherless kittens were nursed back to health by a dedicated animal rescue organization.
C2 The motherless elephant calf formed a strong bond with its caretakers at the sanctuary.
adjective describing someone who has lost their mother or who has never had a mother
A1 She is a motherless child.
A2 The orphanage took in many motherless children.
B1 Growing up motherless can have a significant impact on a child's development.
B2 The novel tells the story of a motherless protagonist navigating through life's challenges.
C1 The documentary explores the experiences of motherless individuals and their resilience.
C2 The artist's latest work delves into the theme of motherless families and the complexities of relationships.
formal The young girl was left motherless after her mother passed away.
informal She's been motherless since she was a little girl.
slang He's one of those motherless kids who always gets into trouble.
figurative The abandoned building stood motherless, with no one to care for it.
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