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Meanings of male counterparts in English

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Usage of male counterparts in English
1
They are Ministers in Government like their male counterparts, not Madam politicians.
The Irish Times
2
This means they are more likely to excel over their male counterparts.
The South African
3
They were also found to be paid less than their male counterparts.
The Guardian
4
Compared with male counterparts, female recipients had more severe disease and comorbidities.
Pubmed
5
We observed that platelets from women are responsive than their male counterparts.
Pubmed
6
How women who play sport are portrayed compared to their male counterparts.
Radio NZ
7
Newly published research shows female students binge-drinking as much as their male counterparts.
The Irish Times
8
In the process they learned to hold their male counterparts accountable as well.
Ebony
9
Furthermore, European women, experience higher rates of unemployment than do their male counterparts.
The Irish Times
10
On average, female graduates earn less than their male counterparts, according to Hesa.
The Guardian
11
They wanted the same financial rewards as their skilled male counterparts.
BBC
12
Women are still more subjected to abuse than their male counterparts.
Reuters
13
Chelsea had not read the script written by their male counterparts.
The Guardian
14
Off-screen, superheroines don't get the same merchandising support as their male counterparts do.
Wired
15
US women are paid just four-fifths of their male counterparts' wages.
Radio NZ
16
I don't get sworn at as much as my male counterparts.
The Guardian
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Male counterparts through the time
Male counterparts across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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