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androgyny
[ an-droj-uh-nee ]
noun
- the state or quality of being ambiguous, unspecified, or blended in gender; the state of being neither solely masculine nor solely feminine:
The androgyny in his portraits subverted the expected distinctions between men and women of the Victorian era.
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Origin of androgyny1
Example Sentences
Their instantly arresting look pulled from David Bowie’s androgyny and the drag-culture underground in New York.
But I view my masculinity and my androgyny with just as much affection.
Even with the feminine touches, androgyny underlined the collection, in particularly in the Prada uniform looks: jumpsuits, slim trousers and jackets.
At the time, Ms. Reffstrup was a buyer in Copenhagen and felt boxed in by the stereotypes of cold androgyny or flower-crown-wearing bohemian that defined Scandinavian style.
An article by the writer Lynn Darling called “The Androgynous Zone†said that “androgyny is not about women looking like men, or men like women. It’s a form of freedom.â€
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