Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɛnɪtəl/
noun a reproductive organ or external sex organ
A1 She went to the doctor to get checked for genital infections.
A2 The nurse explained the importance of genital hygiene to the teenagers.
B1 The doctor performed a thorough examination of the patient's genital area.
B2 The specialist recommended a treatment plan for the genital warts.
C1 The research study focused on the genetic factors influencing genital development.
C2 The conference discussed the ethical implications of genetic modification in the genital region.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the reproductive organs
A1 The doctor asked about any genital pain or discomfort.
A2 She felt embarrassed discussing her genital health with the nurse.
B1 The medication is specifically for treating genital herpes.
B2 The patient underwent surgery to correct a genital abnormality.
C1 The researcher conducted a study on genital warts and their treatment.
C2 The expert in reproductive health discussed the latest advancements in genital surgery.
formal The doctor conducted a thorough examination of the patient's genital area.
informal She felt uncomfortable discussing her genital health with her friends.
slang I heard some guys making inappropriate jokes about genitalia at the party.
figurative The company's new advertising campaign was like a slap in the face to their competitors' genital region.
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