Definitions

1. noun

The state or quality of being a yeoman; the spirit of independence and self-sufficiency, especially in one’s financial or economic situation.

“The farmer’s yeomanhood allowed him to thrive during the economic downturn.”

2. noun

The social status or dignity of being a yeoman, a member of the middle class in medieval England.

“The yeomanhood of the village was celebrated during the annual harvest festival.”

3. noun

A person of yeoman quality or character, especially one who is diligent and industrious.

“He was a man of yeomanhood, known for his hard work and dedication to his family.”