bisexual
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3.9
- adjective
- /ˌbaɪˈsɛkʃuəl/
- She openly describes herself as bisexual, finding love in both genders.
- bisexual orientation
- bisexual people
- gay and bisexual
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- They will more likely be lesbian, gay or bisexual, non transgender adults.
- She agreed and I'm feeling upset because although she's bisexual, she's only sleeping with men.
- And I have always seen myself as bisexual.
- Man, I fully identify as bisexual.
- And this idea of like being secretly gay, a lot of bisexual men, people think they're secretly gay when they're not.
- So the first one being that you said being homosexual, being bisexual, all those things is a sin.
- Whereas the bisexual category is a lot less occupied by men.
- But yeah, no, you look like you'd be bisexual.
- I played Sloan in entertaining Mr Sloan, Mr Sloania, who is quite a devious bisexual character.
- More recently, the struggle for gay, lesbian, transsexual and bi, gender, bisexual and transgender rights.
Examples
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Two of the men were gay, one was bisexual, and three were straight.
Academic text (2008) -
Many people identify as bisexual and feel attraction to both men and women.
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I also am bisexual but I have not dated a lot of girls.
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One woman identified herself as bisexual, and two reported they were uncertain about their sexual orientation.
Academic text (1999) -
Well, I'm bisexual, so that's hard for a lot of guys to understand.
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When the reality is a lot of bisexual people include in their umbrella of the definition of bisexuality all genders.
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See, I'm bisexual.
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You're young, black, openly bisexual, and you don't have a steady income.
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In her coming-out speech, she mentioned being bisexual and proud of her identity.
Synonyms
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7.2
A short form of bisexual for someone attracted to people of more than one gender
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8.3
Sexually attracted to both men and women
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How Heterosexual
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Etymology
Bisexual comes from the prefix bi- meaning 'two' (like in bicycle) and sexual meaning 'sex' or 'attraction'. So as an adjective, bisexual describes being attracted to both men and women.