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masculinize
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masculinize [′mas·kyə·lə‚nīz]
(physiology)
To cause a female or a sexually immature animal to take on male secondary sex characteristics.
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The study highlights for the first time the association between foetal testosterone and autistic traits, and indicates that foetal testosterone not only masculinises the body, it masculinises the mind," he said.
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The study highlights for the first time the association between foetal testosterone and autistic traits, and indicates that foetal testosterone not only masculinises the body, it masculinises the mind," he said.
Male hormone in womb linked to autistic traits: study by AFP / AFP Global Edition
His neat beard and white glove feminise him; her ringed, proprietorial right hand masculinises her.
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