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feminise's Usage Examples:

name is derived from sermo : ser meaning gold and mo is a suffix used to feminise the word.

Bather attempted to "feminise" the force, redesigning the uniform in 1946 and allowing policewomen to.

balance between the art and politics, "Yarn bombing, I argue, does more than feminise the city, for the whimsy with which it is imbued has the capacity to increase.

socialist feminism means breaking with establishment feminism that seeks to feminise the capitalist elite.

and Hammersmith 1981, 74–84), causing them to feel worthless and "de-feminise".

"terminal", or at the end of musical development, writing, "Rather than feminise themselves, they'd rather their masculinity was defeated, their strong.

"Laverne Cox: 'Now I have the money to feminise my face I don't want to.

the Hong Kong Zhongguo feng offer: “the courage to think otherwise, to feminise and thereby problematise Chineseness, to suggest that the Chinese tradition.

Most of the funny moments about him are usually about how he manages to "feminise" any situation he is in.

"only when the reference is to a female stage performer should English feminise a Russian surname (following a French custom: la Pavlova, 'the Pavlova').

settings, and titles such as Calendar Girl, Golden Girl or Show Girl, feminise and sexualise these modernist spaces.

against the overt masculinity found in most metal; he wrote, "Rather than feminise themselves, they'd rather their masculinity was defeated, their strong.

physically and verbally harassed, causing them to feel worthless and to "de-feminise" themselves.

concern "the advantageous production of woman as spectacle" and "repeatedly [feminise] the aristocratic and chivalric trope (or figure) of the fair unknown.

feminise's Meaning':

assume (more

Synonyms:

change; effeminise; womanize; alter; modify; feminize; effeminize;

Antonyms:

stiffen; decrease; tune; dissimilate; detransitivize;