Femininity (noun)

The quality or condition of being feminine; qualities traditionally associated with or idealized in women, such as gentleness, sensitivity, and tenderness.

Origin:

Late 16th century (in the sense 'quality or fact of being feminine'): from latin femininitas, from femina 'a woman'.

Examples:

1. Her femininity shone through in the way she gracefully handled the situation.
2. The ballerina displayed her femininity in her graceful dance movements.
3. The author explores themes of femininity and masculinity in her latest novel.
4. The actress is known for playing strong, independent women, but she also explores her femininity in some of her roles.
5. Some women embrace their femininity while others reject it.