emasculate|emasculated|emasculates|emasculating in English
verb
[e·mas·cu·late || ɪ'mæskjʊleɪt]
castrate; weake
Use "emasculate|emasculated|emasculates|emasculating" in a sentence
1. It's very emasculating.
2. 2 Left-wing dissidents have been emasculated and marginalised.
3. To remove the testicles of a male; geld or emasculate.
4. The means used to emasculate local government have been varied.
5. The company tried to emasculate the unions.
6. Castrate: To remove the testicles of a male; geld or emasculate.
7. 21 To deprive of virility or spirit; emasculate.
8. Physically, she was of a pale, emasculate and unimportant structure.
9. They were accused of trying to emasculate the report's recommendations.
10. Such a conclusion could emasculate the exercise of many discretionary powers.
11. Take the orchestra out of the pit, and unless you emasculate their contribution, the problem is compounded.
12. Enhancing that contempt is the effort of feminists to emasculate the political order itself.
13. Barry worried that working for a woman would emasculate him in his girlfriend's eyes.
14. As for those agitators , I wish they would go the whole way and emasculate themselves! Sentencedict.com
15. Synonyms for Castrate include emasculate, neuter, geld, unman, caponize, cut, desex, eunuchize, fix and sterilise
16. The experiment makes clear, in the emasculated bandicoot that excises hypophysis[sentence dictionary], mammary gland lacks the reaction to progesterone completely.
17. (e) Agamospermy (AP): buds of both morphs were selected and emasculated; then enclosed in a pollination bag to test for apomixis
18. What he did wish was to emasculate his opponents, and then to pretend they were coming together as equals.
19. Being a compulsive Apologizer is highly emasculating and instead of getting you into people’s good graces as you might assume, will simply erode their respect for you
20. Castrate (v.) "to deprive of the testicles, emasculate," 1610s (implied in Castrated), back-formation from castration (q.v.), or from Latin castratus, past participle of castrare "to Castrate, emasculate; to prune," supposedly from a noun *castrum "knife, instrument that cuts," from PIE root *kes-"to cut." The figurative sense "destroy the strength or vitality of" is attested earlier (1550s).
21. As the demo did two years earlier, “Bastardizing the Purity” serves as a present-day example of the ferocity with which early-to-mid 1990s bestial black metal emasculated the more impotent varieties of output demonstrated by most contemporaries.
22. Atrazine, one of the world's most widely used pesticides, wreaks havoc with the sex lives of adult male frogs, emasculating three-quarters of them and turning one in 10 into females, according to a new study by University of California, Berkeley, biologists.
23. Those who know the importance of the word, ki, in oriental cultures are aware of the terrible tragedy of acedia. To have it is to be tired, de-energized and emasculated: full of hatred for any harmony with God, with others and with the universe.
24. The Appellees' argument that the prohibition itself is self-emasculating because while stipulating in its first sentence that any unapproved transfer or sublease shall be null and void, it states in the second sentence that "a transfer not previously approved or reported shall be considered sufficient cause for the cancellation of the permit
25. Castrate: 1 v remove the testicles of a male animal Synonyms: demasculinise , demasculinize , emasculate Types: caponise , caponize convert a cock into a capon cut , geld cut off the testicles (of male animals such as horses) Type of: desex , desexualise , desexualize , fix , sterilise , sterilize , unsex make infertile v remove the ovaries of