to masculinize
- verb
- /ˈmæskjʊlɪnaɪz/
- Specialized
- So the claim that a trans woman who looks somewhat masculine could be triggering could technically bar the door to hundreds of thousands of butch women who happen to have been masculinized more than average due to genetics.
- masculinizes the brain
- hormones that masculinize
- masculinize sexual behavior
In other words, it's estrogen that masculinizes the XY individual, that masculinizes the brain.
- In other words, it's estrogen that masculinizes the XY individual, that masculinizes the brain.
Examples
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Because the female's external genitalia are so heavily masculinized, successful mating requires that the male maneuver his penis into the female's pseudopenis.
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In other words, it's estrogen that masculinizes the XY individual, that masculinizes the brain.
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And so the process to masculinize puts the brain at risk for a couple of things.
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This finding raises the question of how the high estrogen levels found in the blood of males masculinize song without demasculinizing copulatory behavior?
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These steroids have two main effects, androgenic or masculinizing, and anabolic or growth promoting.
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The androgens are converted to estrogen in the mammalian brain, and the estrogen then masculinizes the brain.
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These estrogens are thought to bind within the hypothalamus to intracellular estrogen receptors, where they permanently masculinize sexual behavior.
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Thirty-two women most often participated in these devotions, according to Dolan, until the years after World War I when the hierarchy sought to masculinize Catholicism with large-scale public activities centered on devotional rituals.
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About the Sandra thing—just as society seems to feminize gay men (willingly or unwillingly), society "masculinizes" gay women.
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Hormones like testosterone can masculinize the developing brain of a fetus.
Synonyms
To make women grow facial hair or have a deeper voice by hormone treatment
Antonyms
How Masculinizing
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Masculinize comes from the Latin masculus, which means 'male', plus the ending -ize meaning 'to make'. So to masculinize someone is to 'make' their body or behavior more 'male', often because of hormones.