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Meanings of feminize in English
Catalan
esterilitzar To give a (more) feminine, effeminate, or womanly quality or appearance to.
Synonyms
Examples for "feminise"
Examples for "feminise"
1
Those who say that physical infirmity does not feminise the character have not had my experience.
2
Cosmetic injections for men are a fine art -too much and you feminise the face.
3
She has said that she wants to "feminise" politics and avoids macho or old-left rhetoric.
4
Attempts to feminise boys or to diminish their masculinity must not be a part of any education system.
5
I picked it up, and my first caller was "Jamie", a man who wanted me to feminise him.
1
We banish strangers, and what charms and allures them would womanize us.
2
They create and design retro 1960s ad campaigns, while they chain-smoke, drink and womanize.
3
Leave me be and go womanize someone else! She grabbed a book and chucked it at him.
4
Roscoe had never been one to womanize.
5
So the way I see it, this means either I become celibate like a priest or I womanize like a hound dog.
1
He said that the influence of women on the Occidental man is effeminizing our civilization.
Usage of feminize in English
1
She found no evidence of anyone trying to feminize Clay's surroundings.
2
To feminize education would be to make it more motherly.
3
Our distaste for action can't help but feminize us.
4
They are even trying to feminize the colleges.
5
Would it frighten men, rendering their position less stable in their own eyes, or would it feminize them-thatis, make them retiring, blushing, self-consciousbeings?
6
Propaganda at its best, destroying and feminizing the black mans image.
7
Such an extraordinary and deplorable situation would have "feminized" the world.
8
The copyist softens it, feminizes and humanizes it.
9
But his voice remained high and girlish, as if playing women onstage had somehow feminized him.
10
Her body was feminizing even though she continued to feel "masculine" in terms of her self.
11
The placental secretion plays a most important rôle as brake upon the post-pituitary, the most active of the feminizing uterus-disturbing endocrines.
12
Among the transferred Wolbachia, some feminizing strains gradually differing in feminizing intensity in their native hosts induced different levels of pathogenicity to P. d. dilatatus.
13
The young New Yorker had a chubby face, almost feminized by a soft parted fringe, but his features were strong, and his eyes preternaturally serious.
14
... We're in danger of being feminized and fad-ridden-grapejuice (God knows water's good enough: why grape juice?
Frequent collocations
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