British spelling: made asexual, having had sexual characteristics removed, or existing without sexual reproduction.
Past tense of asexualise, following British verb conjugation patterns with -ised endings that emerged from Old English strong verb traditions.
In biology textbooks published in the UK, you might read that bacteria are 'asexualised organisms,' but American students see 'asexualized organisms'—same biology, different spelling customs.
British past tense; historically gendered through forced sterilization policies targeting women.
Clarify context: consensual asexual identity vs. non-consensual medical violence. Use precise language.
["sterilized (if forced)","asexual (if identity)"]
Survivors of forced sterilization and asexual-spectrum communities assert self-determination.
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