British English past participle: made effeminate; having become or been rendered feminine or unmanly.
Past tense and participle form of British 'effeminise.' Follows standard British verbal inflection patterns. Maintains British spelling conventions throughout the conjugation.
This word is almost never used in actual British English—you'd just say 'effeminate' instead—which shows how many grammatically perfect but practically useless words English allows to exist in the dictionary.
British past participle; same normative baggage as 'effeminated'.
Avoid. Use 'adopted feminine expression' or 'presented gender-nonconformingly'.
["adopted feminine expression","presented gender-nonconformingly"]
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