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androgynous

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androgynous
[androj′inəs]
1 (of a man or woman) having some characteristics of both sexes. Social role, behavior, personality, and appearance are reflections of individuality and are not determined by gender.
2 hermaphroditic. Compare gynandrous. androgyny, n.


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