genderneutral

English

Adjective

genderneutral (comparative more genderneutral, superlative most genderneutral)

1. Alternative spelling of gender-neutral
   • 1992 July 4, Philip Lippel, re This is probably going to get me flamed... , soc.singles:

     The teacher (Mrs. Spiegel) had selected all the words, and claimed they were all genderneutral.

   • 2000, edited by Alison M. Jaggar and Iris Marion Young, A companion to feminist philosophy, page 347:

     In this latter perspective the idea of an ontologically founded duality of the sexes overrules the vision of a genderneutral, universal humanity beyond sex and its differences.

   • 2003, Marc Boone, Marysa Demoor, Charles V in context: the making of a European identity, page 213 & 232:

     Is madness gendered or genderneutral as to frequency?
     In lay circles, according to the authors' descriptions, the madness-label is a genderneutral term of abuse.

   • 2011, Rob Kirkpatrick, 1969: The Year Everything Changed:

     a world populated by a hermaphroditic species that is genderneutral save for the kemmer — two days during the planet's lunar cycle when Gethenians can decide to take on either the male or female role in mating.