Definitions
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- verb Present participle of
masculinise .
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Examples
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Yes, normal testosterone (for a male) and I feminised: now low testosterone (even for a female) and I started masculinising.
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Doctors subsequently removed his testes to prevent him from masculinising any further; but the truth was he had always felt like a man, not a woman.
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Doctors removed his testes to prevent him from masculinising any further but the truth was he had always felt like a man, not a women.
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Doctors subsequently removed his testes to prevent him from masculinising any further; but the truth was he had always felt like a man, not a woman.
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Doctors removed his testes to prevent him from masculinising any further but the truth was he had always felt like a man, not a women.
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We could expect about 65% of female-brained male-bodied individuals to be apparently "homosexual", 30% to be "bisexual", and 5% to be "heterosexual", ignoring the effect of both societal pressure to conform, and masculinising hormones.
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We could expect about 65% of female-brained male-bodied individuals to be apparently "homosexual", 30% to be "bisexual", and 5% to be "heterosexual", ignoring the effect of both societal pressure to conform, and masculinising hormones.
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Speaking to an Institute of Education seminar previewing her findings, she added: "And we are masculinising boys - many feel they can't live up to the porn ideal, sleeping with lots of women."
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And we are masculinising boys - many feel they can't live up to the porn ideal, sleeping with lots of women.
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It's particularly important that young men experience masculine, and therefore masculinising, environments.
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