good girl

The phrase "good girl" often embodies societal expectations and cultural norms related to female behavior, highlighting themes of compliance and virtue.

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Definition

B1Interpersonal

(informal, endearment)A phrase used to express praise or affection for a female's positive actions or achievements.

Example

  • After finishing her homework, her mother said, 'Good girl!'

C1Cultural

(stereotype, critical)An archetype of a female who adheres to traditional norms, often implying innocence or virtue, sometimes criticized for limiting individuality.

Example

  • The pressure to be a good girl can lead to stress and self-repression.

B2Society

(general, cultural)A female, typically a child or young woman, who is perceived as obedient and well-mannered, conforming to societal norms.

Example

  • She was always called a good girl for following the rules and being polite.

Similar

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