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gender as in:  gender discrimination

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    Facebook has over 50 choices that can be selected as gender.
    gender = the state of being male, female, or in any of many trans categories
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    I can change the voice's gender or accent or whatever.  (source)
    gender = male, female, or any of many trans categories
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    It's that whole 'play like a girl' mind-set the male gender uses to belittle women, when we have as much athleticism as they do.  (source)
    gender = category of male or female
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    "What gender is it?" Lily asked.  (source)
    gender = male or female
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    The walk to the rendezvous point was an interminable one, and as they walked Saeed and Nadia did not hold hands, for that was forbidden in public between genders, even for an ostensibly married couple, but from time to time their knuckles would brush at their sides, and this sporadic physical contact was important to them.†  (source)
    genders = males, females, or various trans categories
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    and the hoary frost of heaven, who hath gendered it?†  (source)
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    So, to sum up everything he knew— a nameless, genderless stalker with a fondness for Ray Bradbury was out to terrorize him.†  (source)
    genderless = without gender classification
    standard suffix: The suffix "-less" in genderless means without and reverses the meaning of gender. This is the same pattern you see in words like harmless, fearless, and powerless.
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    And she would bear the brunt of that poison, not me—I was fully aware of the Afghan double standard that favored my gender.  (source)
    gender = group consisting of either all males, or of all females
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    We could go look for Genders children, I suppose.†  (source)
    Genders = males, females, or various trans categories
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    I saw them all, suddenly, for just a moment, through nonRadchaai eyes, an eddying crowd of unnervingly ambiguously gendered people.†  (source)
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    Their masks were all a shining black with beautiful, almost genderless features.†  (source)
    genderless = without gender classification
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    The other women who lived there—I knew they would be women because at BYU all housing was segregated by gender—had not yet returned from the Christmas holiday.  (source)
    gender = male or female
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    He got his first clue as to their genders when he deduced that the huge ant in the heart of their underground lair was laying eggs, one every minute or so, which made it-her-a female.†  (source)
    genders = males, females, or various trans categories
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