gender-neutral in Latin
gender-neutral in Latin is agenus, insexus — gender-neutral means designed or worded so as not to be associated with, or to favour, either men or women.
gender-neutral in Latin
agenus
(grammar) In particular, in languages where words are assigned to one grammatical gender or another: lacking such an assignment.
insexus
(grammar) In particular, in languages where words are assigned to one grammatical gender or another: lacking such an assignment.
What does "gender-neutral" mean?
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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."
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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 Latin?
"gender-neutral" in Latin is agenus, insexus. 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 Latin, "gender-neutral" is agenus, insexus.
Are there other ways to say "gender-neutral" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "gender-neutral": agenus, insexus.
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