Plural of 'empressement': multiple instances of eager interest, enthusiastic readiness, or keen courteous attention.
French plural form of 'empressement', maintaining the French plural formation with '-s' when used in English contexts.
In 19th-century novels, authors would describe the 'empressements' of rival suitors competing for a lady's attention—each trying to outdo the other with enthusiastic courtesy and attentiveness!
Plural of 'empressement'; same gendered baggage—multiple instances of feminized 'eager bustle' language in historical discourse.
Replace with 'efforts,' 'initiatives,' or 'endeavors' to neutralize gendered performance expectations.
["efforts","initiatives","endeavors","undertakings"]
Pluralizing feminized language compounds erasure; use neutral terms that dignify multiple actions as strategic work.
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