agender in Japanese
agender in Japanese is 無性 — agender means having no gender identity, or not identifying with any gender.
agender in Japanese
無性
Pronounced: musei
Without an associated gender (in any sense); not having a particular gender.
What does "agender" mean?
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adjective Having no gender identity, or not identifying with any gender.
"They are agender and prefer they/them pronouns."
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noun A person who has no gender identity.
"The panel included two agenders and a trans woman."
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agender in a sentence
- They are agender and prefer they/them pronouns.
- An agender person is not necessarily asexual — the two are separate things.
- The panel included two agenders and a trans woman.
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What is "agender" in Japanese?
"agender" in Japanese is 無性. agender means: Having no gender identity, or not identifying with any gender.
How do you pronounce 無性?
"agender" in Japanese is 無性, pronounced "musei".
How do you use "agender" in a sentence?
Example: "They are agender and prefer they/them pronouns." In Japanese, "agender" is 無性.
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