virility

At his 1841 inauguration, Harrison tried to show off his virility by giving a two-hour speech without a coat, hat or gloves despite a cold snap.

The boy's character was a compound of sensibility and hard rebelliousness, virility and introspection.

That all this virility and nubility and glamor is pure coincidence?

He was a tawny giant, exuding a force and virility and a compelling magnetism that gripped one instantly.

He knew her level, penetrating glance, but she had a virility he had not expected.

Her every step was a dance, her every word and gesture full of a grace and virility that filled the old folks with uneasy wonder.

The woman who gives an elderly man the illusion of virility will always be sought after.

Are the women, or are they not, taking all the virility out of literature?

Do not "grouse" if you can sing tenor parts and yet retain the volume and virility of a baritone.

Then his brain—that keen, clear, master brain—sprang from stunned inaction into virility again.