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unsexed

/ʌnˈsekst/

Traduction: Adjectif désuet signifiant privé de caractéristiques sexuelles ou de genre ; historiquement utilisé dans des contextes littéraires. Peut aussi évoquer une perte d'identité ou de nature humaine., Priver des caractéristiques ou attributs sexuels, ou rendre asexué ou neutre ; employé souvent dans des contextes littéraires ou métaphoriques.

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adjective

/ʌnˈsekst/C2formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif désuet signifiant privé de caractéristiques sexuelles ou de genre ; historiquement utilisé dans des contextes littéraires. Peut aussi évoquer une perte d'identité ou de nature humaine.

An archaic adjective meaning deprived of sexual characteristics or gender; historically used in literary contexts.

  1. Deprived of sexual characteristicsC2formal

    Having been stripped of sexual attributes or reproductive capacity.

    frDépourvu de caractères sexuels

    • The procedure left the animal unsexed and unable to reproduce.
    • In some historical contexts, certain individuals were forcibly unsexed as a form of punishment.
    • The novel explores the concept of an unsexed society where gender roles are abolished.

    Synonymescastratedemasculatedgeldedneuteredsterilized

Formes
  • more unsexed comparative form
  • most unsexed superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

unsex/ʌnˈsɛks/C2formalobsolète
  • frPriver des caractéristiques ou attributs sexuels, ou rendre asexué ou neutre ; employé souvent dans des contextes littéraires ou métaphoriques.

A verb meaning to deprive of sexual attributes or characteristics, or to make unisexual; often used in literary contexts.

  1. Deprive of sexual characteristicsC2formal

    To remove or take away the sexual organs or sexual powers of a person or animal.

    frdésexuer

    • The ancient practice was to unsex certain animals to make them more docile.
    • In some historical contexts, rulers would unsex their enemies as a form of punishment.
    • The procedure was designed to unsex the creature, rendering it incapable of reproduction.

    Synonymesaltercastratedesexemasculatefixgeldneuterspaysterilizeunman

  2. Remove gender-specific qualitiesC2formal

    To strip away the traits, roles, or characteristics traditionally associated with a particular gender.

    frdésexuer

    • The author's writing style seems to unsex the characters, focusing on their humanity rather than gender.
    • Some social movements aim to unsex societal roles, allowing individuals to define themselves.
    • The costume was designed to unsex the performer, making their gender ambiguous.

    Synonymesdesexneuter

    Antonymesengendergendersex

  3. Make infertileC2formal

    To cause a person or animal to become unable to reproduce; to sterilize.

    frStériliser

    • The veterinarian had to unsex the stray cat to control the population.
    • In some farming practices, they unsex male animals to improve meat quality.
    • The procedure was performed to unsex the patient for medical reasons.

    Synonymescastratedesexemasculategeldneuterspaysterilize

    Antonymesfertilizeimpregnateinseminate

Formes
  • unsexed past participle
  • unsexed past simple
  • unsexing present participle
  • unsexes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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