Pronunciation: /ˈtɑmˌbɔɪ/
noun a girl who enjoys rough, noisy activities traditionally associated with boys
A1 She is a tomboy who enjoys playing sports and climbing trees.
A2 As a tomboy, she prefers wearing jeans and sneakers over dresses and heels.
B1 Growing up, she was always considered a tomboy because she loved getting dirty and playing rough.
B2 Despite being labeled a tomboy, she never let societal expectations dictate how she should behave.
C1 Her tomboy nature has led her to pursue a career in a male-dominated field, where she excels and breaks stereotypes.
C2 Being a tomboy has shaped her identity and allowed her to confidently embrace her unique personality without conforming to traditional gender norms.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a tomboy
A1 She is a tomboy girl who enjoys playing sports and getting dirty.
A2 The tomboyish behavior of the young girl made her stand out among her peers.
B1 Growing up, she was always considered a bit of a tomboy because she preferred jeans and sneakers over dresses and heels.
B2 Her tomboy nature didn't stop her from excelling in traditionally male-dominated fields like engineering.
C1 Despite her tomboyish appearance, she was a skilled ballet dancer with a graceful presence on stage.
C2 Her tomboy attitude and confidence made her a natural leader in the group.
formal The tomboyish girl preferred playing sports over playing with dolls.
informal My sister has always been a bit of a tomboy, she loves getting dirty and playing rough.
slang She's a total tomboy, always hanging out with the guys and never wearing dresses.
figurative Her tomboy spirit shines through in her fearless attitude towards life.
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