masculinise

How To Use masculinise In A Sentence

• The model of academic performativity which emerges is one which is premised on a distinctly masculinised form of labour, situated in a distinctly masculinised culture.
• Women were initially banned from cheering at many schools because of the fear that they would become masculinised.
• And in female to males you only give an androgen, that's to masculinise the body.
• The notion of topos is due for a revival, especially if we are to consider seriously the recuperation of sentimental poetry and the many women poets who do not invest in the masculinised rhetorics of anti-rhetoric proffered in the Lyrical Ballads model of Romantic-period literary history. _Queen Mab_ as Topological Repertoire
• The tiny organs make enough of the hormone to steer the rest of the baby's body into developing a typically male form and probably it masculinises its brain in small but important ways as well.
• Heavily masculinised contact sports celebrate and reinforce dominant roles of gender.
• I really wish that women in hyper-masculinised industries would call a spade a spade. Don’t complain: Surviving in a hyper-masculinised industry « Womanvsfeminist’s Blog
• ‘These drugs predictably and sometimes permanently masculinise females,’ said Dr Charles Yesalis of Penn State University, who first studied steroid abuse in high schools in 1987.