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gender-neutral in French

gender-neutral in French is unigenre, épicène — gender-neutral means designed or worded so as not to be associated with, or to favour, either men or women.

gender-neutral in French

unigenre
adj
Not having, indicating, or being restricted on the basis of, gender.
épicène
adj
(grammar) In particular, in languages where words are assigned to one grammatical gender or another: lacking such an assignment.

What does "gender-neutral" mean?

  1. adjective Designed or worded so as not to be associated with, or to favour, either men or women.
    "The office replaced its signs with gender-neutral toilets."
  2. adjective Of a name, pronoun or grammatical form: usable for any gender.
    "Alex and Sam are popular gender-neutral names."
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gender-neutral in a sentence

  • The office replaced its signs with gender-neutral toilets.
  • Job adverts must be written in gender-neutral language.
  • Alex and Sam are popular gender-neutral names.
  • Singular they is the standard gender-neutral pronoun in English.

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What is "gender-neutral" in French?

"gender-neutral" in French is unigenre, épicène. gender-neutral means: Designed or worded so as not to be associated with, or to favour, either men or women.

How do you use "gender-neutral" in a sentence?

Example: "The office replaced its signs with gender-neutral toilets." In French, "gender-neutral" is unigenre, épicène.

Are there other ways to say "gender-neutral" in French?

Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "gender-neutral": unigenre, épicène.

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