Pronunciation: /ˈmæskjəlɪn/
noun a man or boy
A1 He has a strong masculine presence.
A2 The movie portrayed traditional masculine roles.
B1 Society often pressures men to conform to certain masculine ideals.
B2 The artist explored themes of masculinity in his latest exhibition.
C1 The concept of toxic masculinity is a topic of ongoing discussion in academic circles.
C2 The author's book delves deep into the complexities of modern masculinity.
adjective relating to or characteristic of men or male qualities
A1 He has a masculine physique.
A2 The actor portrayed a very masculine character in the movie.
B1 Traditional gender roles often associate physical strength with masculinity.
B2 The cologne he wore had a strong, masculine scent.
C1 In some cultures, certain traits are considered more masculine than feminine.
C2 The artist's work explores themes of masculinity and identity.
formal The traditional societal norms often associate certain traits with being masculine.
informal He tries to act tough to fit in with the masculine group of friends.
slang Bro, that car is so masculine with its sleek design and powerful engine.
figurative The towering skyscraper stood tall and masculine against the city skyline.
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