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sexless

/ˈseks.ləs/

الترجمة: يصف شيئًا خاليًا من السمات الجنسية أو الجاذبية الجنسية أو الفروق بين الجنسين؛ محايد من حيث الجنس أو النشاط الجنسي.

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adjective

/ˈseks.ləs/C1formal
  • arيصف شيئًا خاليًا من السمات الجنسية أو الجاذبية الجنسية أو الفروق بين الجنسين؛ محايد من حيث الجنس أو النشاط الجنسي.

Describes something that lacks sexual characteristics, appeal, or distinction; neutral in terms of gender or sexuality.

  1. Lacking sexual organsC1formal

    Having no or imperfectly developed or nonfunctional sex organs.

    arعديم الجنس

    • Some organisms are naturally sexless and reproduce asexually.
    • The plant was found to be sexless, producing no flowers or seeds.
    • In certain species, workers are sexless and cannot reproduce.

    المرادفاتagamicagamousasexualneuterunsexed

  2. Lacking sexual desireC1formal

    Having no sexual desire or interest in sexual activity.

    arفاقد الرغبة الجنسية

    • He described himself as sexless, feeling no attraction to anyone.
    • The character in the novel was portrayed as sexless and detached.
    • Some people identify as sexless, meaning they experience no sexual desire.

    المرادفاتasexualfrigidnonsexual

    الأضدادamorouscarnalerotichornyhotlibidinouslustfulpassionaterandysensual

  3. Sexually unattractiveB2informal

    Not considered sexually attractive or appealing.

    arغير جاذب جنسيًا

    • The outfit made her feel sexless and plain.
    • He worried that his shyness made him seem sexless to others.
    • The actor was criticized for playing a sexless role in the movie.

    المرادفاتdrabfrumpyhomelyplainunappealingunattractiveundesirableunsexy

    الأضدادalluringdesirablesensualsexy

الصيغ
  • more sexless comparative form
  • most sexless superlative form
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