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Significados de effeminise en inglés

catalán
esterilitzar

To give a (more) feminine, effeminate, or womanly quality or appearance to.

esterilitzar
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Examples for "feminise"
Examples for "feminise"
1
Those who say that physical infirmity does not feminise the character have not had my experience.
Aylwin
2
Cosmetic injections for men are a fine art -too much and you feminise the face.
News.com.au
3
She has said that she wants to "feminise" politics and avoids macho or old-left rhetoric.
The Guardian
4
Attempts to feminise boys or to diminish their masculinity must not be a part of any education system.
The Irish Times
5
I picked it up, and my first caller was "Jamie", a man who wanted me to feminise him.
News.com.au
1
We banish strangers, and what charms and allures them would womanize us.
Pausanias, the Spartan; The Haunted and the Haunters / An Unfini...
2
They create and design retro 1960s ad campaigns, while they chain-smoke, drink and womanize.
Wired
3
Leave me be and go womanize someone else! She grabbed a book and chucked it at him.
Throne of Glass
4
Roscoe had never been one to womanize.
Lonesome dove
5
So the way I see it, this means either I become celibate like a priest or I womanize like a hound dog.
Disciple of the dog
1
She found no evidence of anyone trying to feminize Clay's surroundings.
In the Dark
2
To feminize education would be to make it more motherly.
The Man-Made World; Or, Our Androcentric Culture
3
Our distaste for action can't help but feminize us.
The book of disquiet
4
They are even trying to feminize the colleges.
As We Go
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?
As We Were Saying
1
He said that the influence of women on the Occidental man is effeminizing our civilization.
The Young Man and the World
Translations for effeminise
catalán
esterilitzar