Pronunciation: /ˈlɛz.bi.ən/
noun a woman who is sexually attracted to other women
A1 She is a lesbian.
A2 The lesbian couple held hands in the park.
B1 Many people still face discrimination for being lesbian.
B2 The lesbian community organized a pride parade.
C1 She is a prominent activist for lesbian rights.
C2 The film explores the complexities of being a lesbian in a conservative society.
adjective relating to or characteristic of lesbians
A1 She is a lesbian woman.
A2 The movie features a lesbian couple.
B1 She came out as a lesbian to her family.
B2 The book explores the challenges faced by lesbian women in society.
C1 The documentary delves into the history of the lesbian rights movement.
C2 Her work as a lesbian activist has made a significant impact on LGBTQ rights.
formal The organization advocates for the rights of lesbian women in the workplace.
informal She came out as a lesbian to her friends last week.
slang I heard she's a lipstick lesbian, meaning she's feminine but attracted to other women.
figurative The bond between them was so strong, it was like they were soulmates - like two halves of a lesbian whole.
identified as lesbian
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