manless
1
5.8
With no males present or involved
- adjective
- /ˈmæn.ləs/
:
sin hombres
- She felt a sense of freedom in her manless household, where she could make decisions on her own.
Examples
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In the manless office, the women collaborated seamlessly, proving that teamwork does not depend on gender.
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Early on, to explain this manless family, I wrote a few sentences about Jessie's father, "the disappearing dude," as she jauntily called him, who'd taken off when she was small.
Academic text (2010) -
And Halfbaby knows, too, why her world is manless.
Fiction book (2002) -
You are manless.
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After the breakup, he found himself in a manless environment, focusing on self-discovery and growth.
How Many
men
286
1.0
286
1.0
manless
1
5.8
1
5.8
Surface Forms
manless positive
Morphology
Etymology
Manless comes from man ('male person') and the ending -less ('without'). So a manless household or club is one that has 'no men' present or involved.