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- pronunciation:
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- features:
- Word Combinations (noun), Word Parts
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noun |
| definition 1: |
the sex of a person or animal.
People of both genders, male and female, enjoy horseback riding.The hiring guidelines are designed to reduce discrimination based on gender.- similar words:
- sex
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| definition 2: |
a system in many languages in which nouns fall into two or more groups, such as masculine, feminine, or neuter, the members of each group sharing grammatical features such as inflections and pronoun equivalents.
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| definition 3: |
such a group of nouns, or the fact of a particular noun's membership in such a group.
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adjective + (n.)gender
adolescent, consistent, cultural, demographic, ethnic, female, feminine, feminist, main, male, masculine, mixed, opposite, racial, significant, traditional
verb + (n.)gender
analyze, base, challenge, differ, examine, explore, indicate, reinforce, relate, reveal, vary
(n.)gender
+ verb
construct, grade, influence
noun + (n.)gender
adolescent,
age,
analysis,
characteristic,
class,
consideration,
construction,
correlation,
discourse,
effect,
factor,
finding,
influence,
interaction,
listener,
notion,
origin,
participant,
race,
relationship,
representation,
respondent,
sample,
score,
sex,
stimulus,
variable,
variance
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The word gender
contains the following part:
gen, gener
Latin and Greek
root
that means birth, origin, race, kind
  Example words:
abiogenesis, acrogen, androgen, anthropogenesis, congenital, degenerate, disingenuous, eugenics, gender, gene, genealogy, general, generalization, generate, generation, generator, generatrix, generic, generous, genesis, genetic, genius, genocide, genteel, gentleman, gentry, genuine, hydrogen, indigenous, ingenious, ontogeny, oxygen, polygenism, progeny
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