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What is the feminine of state?

There isn't a universally accepted feminine form of "state" in English.

"State" itself is a gender-neutral word, referring to a political entity.

Here are some ways to express a similar concept with a feminine connotation:

* Nation: Often used interchangeably with "state," but can carry a slightly more formal or powerful tone.

* Republic: A type of government often associated with democratic values.

* Commonwealth: A political entity that emphasizes unity and shared interests.

* Realm: A more poetic term, often associated with kingdoms or sovereign territories.

The best choice would depend on the specific context and the desired tone.

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