emasculated (Meaning)

Wordnet

emasculated (s)

(of a male animal) having the testicles removed

Webster

of Emasculate

The oppressive regime emasculated its citizens by stripping them of their voting rights and freedom of speech.
Critics accused the corporation of emasculating its competitors by acquiring their patents and driving them out of business.
The constant criticism and belittlement from his friends and family had emasculated him, eroding his self-confidence.
The toxic masculinity prevalent in society often serves to emasculate men who do not conform to traditional gender roles.
The government's austerity measures emasculated the public sector, leaving it unable to provide essential services.
The trauma of being a victim of domestic violence had emasculated him, making him feel powerless and vulnerable.
The rise of online dating has emasculated some men, as they feel pressure to meet unrealistic standards of attractiveness and success.
The constant need for external validation emasculated her, as she relied too heavily on the opinions of others to define her worth.
The overbearing presence of her father emasculated her, as she felt like she could never live up to his expectations.
The economic crisis emasculated the middle class, leaving many families struggling to make ends meet and feeling disillusioned with the system.

(of a male animal) having the testicles removedof Emasculate

sterilized,castrated, gelded, altered, neutered, infertile,impotent, spayed, sterile, desexed

fat, enriched, fat, productive, rich, fruitful, fruitful, rich, enriched, fertile

The oppressive regime emasculated its citizens by stripping them of their voting rights and freedom of speech.

Critics accused the corporation of emasculating its competitors by acquiring their patents and driving them out of business.

The constant criticism and belittlement from his friends and family had emasculated him, eroding his self-confidence.

The toxic masculinity prevalent in society often serves to emasculate men who do not conform to traditional gender roles.