Pronunciation: /ʌnˈfɛmənɪn/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case, 'unfeminine' describes something that is not traditionally feminine or characteristic of a woman
A1 She thought wearing pants was unfeminine.
A2 Some people believe that playing sports is unfeminine.
B1 The traditional society considers working in construction as unfeminine.
B2 The CEO's assertive leadership style was seen as unfeminine by some of her colleagues.
C1 The artist challenged societal norms by portraying women in unfeminine roles in her paintings.
C2 Her refusal to conform to traditional gender roles was seen as unfeminine by some, but empowering by others.
formal Many people mistakenly believe that being strong and assertive is unfeminine.
informal She thinks wearing sneakers with a dress is unfeminine, but I think it's cool.
slang Some guys think playing sports is unfeminine, but they're just insecure.
figurative The decision to prioritize work over family was seen as unfeminine by traditional standards.
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