degenderize

de·gen·der·ize

(dē-jĕn′də-rīz′)
tr.v. de·gen·der·ized, de·gen·der·iz·ing, de·gen·der·iz·es
To degender.
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de•gen•der•ize

(diˈdʒɛn dəˌraɪz)

also de•gen′der,



v.t. -der•ized also -dered, -der•iz•ing also -der•ing.
to rid of unnecessary reference to gender or of prejudice about a specific sex: to degenderize textbooks.
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