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Meanings of emasculated in English

(Of a male animal) having the testicles removed.

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Usage of emasculated in English
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The politicians used the intervention fantasy to combat the emasculated national self-image.
The Irish Times
2
Both the sacred prostitutes and emasculated priests were held in religious veneration.
The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 10
3
Under the pretext of improving the law it can be easily emasculated.
The Progressive Democracy of James M. Cox
4
The hosts tore forward and Vidal looked not merely confused but emasculated.
The Guardian
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Mention of the Galli, the emasculated priests of Cybebe should be made.
The Satyricon — Volume 06: Editor's Notes
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On the dean's advice, I weakly consented to have the book emasculated.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 05 — Fiction
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There are times certain ideas of Black Feminist thought make me feel…emasculated.
Ebony
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Whether it signals an emasculated role for the arts remains to be seen.
The Irish Times
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So you think that men get emasculated when they stand up … Yes.
News.com.au
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For some reason, they often seem to feel emasculated by admitting to it.
The Irish Times
11
When my dad was told he couldn't work any more, he felt emasculated.
The Guardian
12
The first was withered, but it was clear he'd been emasculated.
Servant of a dark god
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Sharing that voice should not mean one has to feel emasculated, she wrote.
Ebony
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Life, as expressed in the entire place, was crumpled, dwarfed, emasculated.
The Damned
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Our present culture is based on an emasculated and mendacious study of antiquity.
We Philologists / Complete Works of Friedrich Nietzsche, Volume ...
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He had felt emasculated, nearer to the angels, cleansed of sexuality.
Abbe Mouret's Transgression
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