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feminine
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feminine /fem·i·nine/ (fem´ĭ-nin)
1. pertaining to the female sex.
2. having qualities normally asociated with females.
feminine [fem´ĭ-nin]
pertaining to the female sex, or having qualities normally characteristic of the female.
feminine
pertaining to the female sex, or having qualities normally characteristic of the female.
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