Pronunciation: /pænˈsɛkʃuəl/
noun a person who is pansexual
A1 My friend told me they are pansexual.
A2 Pansexuals are attracted to people regardless of gender identity.
B1 She came out as pansexual to her family last year.
B2 Pansexual individuals may experience discrimination based on their sexual orientation.
C1 The pansexual community advocates for greater visibility and acceptance.
C2 As a pansexual, he is open to forming relationships with people of any gender.
adjective referring to a person who is attracted to people of all genders
A1 I am pansexual, which means I am attracted to people regardless of their gender identity.
A2 She identifies as pansexual, meaning she can be attracted to individuals of any gender.
B1 Pansexual individuals have the capacity to be attracted to people regardless of their gender or gender identity.
B2 As a pansexual person, I am open to forming romantic or sexual relationships with individuals of any gender.
C1 The concept of pansexuality challenges traditional notions of sexual orientation by encompassing attraction to all gender identities.
C2 Pansexuality is often misunderstood or overlooked in discussions about sexual orientation, but it is a valid and important identity.
formal The term 'pansexual' refers to individuals who are attracted to people regardless of their gender identity.
informal My friend came out as pansexual and is now exploring relationships with people of all genders.
slang Some people use the term 'pan' to describe being pansexual.
figurative Being pansexual is like having a colorblind approach to love and attraction.
pansexualed
pansexuals
more pansexual
most pansexual
pansexually identifies
will pansexually explore
has pansexually embraced
is pansexually loving
pansexual
very pansexual
to pansexualize
pansexualizing
pansexualized