transsexual
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- adjective
- /trænˈsɛkʃuəl/
- Archaic
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transexual (arcaico)
- San Francisco, for example, has been working hard to protect its transgender and transsexual citizens.
- transsexual male
- transsexual woman
- transsexual patients
So the transsexual person dressed up has no idea whether you'll whether they're passing or not, whether you're whether you're reading them or not.
- So the transsexual person dressed up has no idea whether you'll whether they're passing or not, whether you're whether you're reading them or not.
- So this, this transsexual woman doing fake, like cocaine up there, it could have been real.
Examples
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We were just telling your friend a little bit about the transsexual lifestyle.
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The clear disconnect between my sex and my gender identity is what underpins my transsexual experience.
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In other words, according to this theory, transsexual people are "born this way."
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People who are transgender or transsexual do not see themselves as "what" they are.
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There are three major centers for transsexual surgery.
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A person can dislike me based solely on the fact that I am transsexual.
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Well, technically, because of the hormone-induced breasts, she'd be classified as a transsexual or transgender.
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The problem isn't that Manning may be transsexual; the real problem is that the transsexuality hasn't been treated yet.
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The support group welcomes everyone, including those who identify as transsexual and seek community resources.
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Many transsexual individuals choose to share their stories to raise awareness about their experiences.
Synonyms
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5.9
Relating to people whose gender is different from the sex they were given at birth
A person who says they are a different gender than given at birth
Compounds
- Archaic
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Operations and hormone treatment that change a person's body so it looks more like a man or a woman
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Transsexual as an adjective uses the same parts: trans- meaning 'across' and sexual, from sex, meaning 'male or female'. So when someone is described as transsexual, it means they identify as a different gender than the one they were assigned at birth, often after medical steps to change their body.