Castrated

/ˈkæstreɪtɪd/ adjective

Surgically or chemically prevented from reproducing by removing or disabling reproductive organs, or weakened and made ineffective.

From Latin 'castratus,' past participle of 'castrare.' The practice is ancient, used historically on animals, enslaved people, and singers (castrati in opera), with roots in pre-Roman cultures.

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