British English present participle: tending to make or render someone or something effeminate; causing loss of masculine qualities.
Present participle of British 'effeminise,' following standard British English gerund formation. The '-ing' suffix is applied to the British spelled verbal stem.
Every form of this word (effeminising, effeminisation, effeminised) exists in perfect grammatical regularity in British English, but they're all barely used in actual writing because the language found better ways to say these things.
British present participle; reinforces active process framing of femininity as imposed or corrupting.
Avoid. Use 'adopting feminine expression' or 'expressing gender nonconformity'.
["adopting feminine expression","expressing gender nonconformity"]
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