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feminised's Usage Examples:

Whilst this could be seen to valorise the feminised role in maintaining these norms and traditions that is overlooked by development.

the passage from a patriarchal and traditional society to a modern and feminised one.

portrayals of Venus and other female nudes, and partly from contemporaneous feminised Hellenistic portrayals of Dionysus/Bacchus.

Furthermore, Shelley suggests that when political leaders become feminised, they lose their political power.

problem-solving with qualitative responses, remarking that the curriculum had a "feminised nature".

Abiy's feminised cabinet".

identity" exemplified by the poetry of Henry Lawson Conversely, the suburb is feminised, epitomised by Dame Edna for more than fifty years, and more recently.

In 1940 she painted Australian Beach Scene (1940), a feminised response to Meere's famous 1940 work Australian Beach Patter.

This feminised civic activity provided a mutual ground for activism and reform to develop.

that boys were being failed by schools because lessons had become too "feminised".

Later, the word infanta emerged in Portugal as a feminised form applied to Portuguese princesses after the 16th and 17th centuries.

" Aeschylus's portrayal of Aegisthus as a weak, implicitly feminised figure, influenced later writers and artists who often depict him as an.

Most of the autoflowering seeds available in the market are feminised.

"Boys missing out in 'feminised' schools - headmaster".

The first 7-part series of BroadTalk in 2020 focused on a 'feminised' style of leadership that emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic and included.

Nicolas Pierre Boileau (2013), "Not feminine enough? Rachel Cusk's highly-feminised world and unfeminine characters in Saving Agnes and The Country Life".

feminised's Meaning':

assume (more

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

stiffen; decrease; tune; dissimilate; detransitivize;