effeminated (Meaning)
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effeminated (imp. & p. p.)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of effeminated
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effeminated Sentence Examples
- In the old cartoons, the villain was often effeminated, with a high-pitched voice and dainty mannerisms.
- The bullying comments about his love for flowers only served to further effeminate the young boy.
- The historical drama depicted a society where men who danced were seen as effeminated.
- The performer's flamboyant costume and dance moves challenged the audience's expectations of masculinity, appearing somewhat effeminated.
- The critic pointed out the author's tendency to use overly flowery language, effeminating the otherwise powerful prose.
- Though some may find ballet effeminated, the strength and athleticism required for the art form are undeniable.
- The commercial relied on outdated stereotypes, portraying the stay-at-home dad as effeminated compared to the working mother.
- Is it fair to judge a man's interests based on whether they are traditionally considered masculine or effeminated?
- The rise of gender-neutral clothing styles has helped to break down the idea that certain styles are inherently effeminated.
- It's important to move beyond the concept of "effeminated" and embrace the full spectrum of human expression.
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In the old cartoons, the villain was often effeminated, with a high-pitched voice and dainty mannerisms.
The bullying comments about his love for flowers only served to further effeminate the young boy.
The historical drama depicted a society where men who danced were seen as effeminated.
The performer's flamboyant costume and dance moves challenged the audience's expectations of masculinity, appearing somewhat effeminated.
