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Meanings of neuter in English
Grammatical gender.
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Examples for "alter"
Examples for "alter"
1
It's time to alter market dynamics by unleashing greater investment and competition.
2
On the other hand, multinational companies alter their products for each market.
3
An NBG official said the bank had no plans to alter course.
4
It's often very difficult to alter that faulty type of thought process.
5
It will not alter the existing order in relation to EU law.
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If introduced, the ban would effectively castrate the powerful devices there.
2
The effect was to castrate both Shevardnadze and his plans for the pipeline.
3
She's got to throttle back, or she'll castrate everything in the domestic niche.
4
Provisional Clinical Opinion For men with CRPC, a castrate state should be maintained indefinitely.
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It's probably because I know how to castrate farm animals.
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Their dad even paid a vet to spay him and declaw him.
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Many of these are healthy, born because owners fail to castrate and spay their pets.
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The most effective solution to the problem might be a long-term policy of spay and neuter.
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There were too many to spay and neuter, so he was euthanising almost 500 a month.
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He even reminds viewers at the end to remember to spay and neuter their pets, just like Bob did.
Usage of neuter in English
1
Gender, in a broad sense, is universal, and nothing was created neuter.
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He has a masculine head, a feminine hand, and a neuter heart.
3
Often you are my comrade, and we are completely congenial, neuter entities.
4
Mentor a child, volunteer at a library, neuter some dogs, go green.
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The third year you're a neuter; then the cycle starts all over again.
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But then the same might be said of her choice to become neuter.
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The principal of the Mosque, or Shaykh al-Harim, is no longer a neuter.
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He is neither female, nor male, nor of the neuter sex.
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Most other European languages are more sexful-havingmale, female, and neuter.
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Was Providence neuter or masculine?-herisked it and left it neuter and continued.
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Sarrazin is crazy for his wife and Spack is a neuter.
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But Europe has wasted many chances to neuter the power of credit ratings agencies.
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Yet he, for one, would oppose efforts to neuter parliament.
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In fact, she had the neuter-gender quality of an angel.
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It was necessary to neuter you, so you wouldn't find Pen Donavon too quickly.
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The neuter possessive pronoun, for example, has been put in.
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Neuter through the time
Neuter across language varieties
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