sapphism
/ˈsæpɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
a strong or excessive attachment to a person, typically a woman, of the same sex, often accompanied by romantic feelings.
“The novel explored themes of sapphism in 19th-century England.”
1. noun
a strong or excessive attachment to a person, typically a woman, of the same sex, often accompanied by romantic feelings.
“The novel explored themes of sapphism in 19th-century England.”