unsexed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈsɛkst/
- Specialized
- The veterinarian explained that the cat had been unsexed to prevent unwanted litters.
Examples
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The literature explored the theme of characters being unsexed by traumatic events.
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The veterinarian explained that the cat had been unsexed to prevent unwanted litters.
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Many workers in factory farming are responsible for handling unsexed poultry for commercial purposes.
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The unsexed chicks were easier to manage on the farm.
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Farmers often prefer unsexed poultry for their flocks.
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Many workers in factory farming are responsible for handling unsexed poultry for commercial purposes.
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Farmers often prefer unsexed poultry for their flocks.
Synonyms
Not able to have babies or other young
Having no or undeveloped body parts used to make babies
Having the sex organs removed so you cannot have children
Unable to have babies or make seeds
Antonyms
How Sexually Potent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unsexed comes from the parts un- 'not' and sex 'male or female'. So, unsexed means 'not having sexual parts or the ability to have babies', for example when an animal has been made unable to reproduce.