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lesbian
[lez-bee-uhn]
noun
a woman who is sexually or romantically attracted to other women; a gay woman.
a woman who is sexually or romantically attracted exclusively to other women; a gay woman.
Lesbian, an inhabitant of the island of Lesbos.
adjective
of, relating to, or being a woman who is sexually or romantically attracted to people of her own sex or gender.
of, relating to, or being a woman who is sexually or romantically attracted exclusively to people of her own sex or gender.
Lesbian, of or relating to Lesbos.
lesbian
1/ ˈlɛzbɪən /
noun
a female homosexual
adjective
of or characteristic of lesbians
Lesbian
2/ ˈlɛzbɪən /
noun
a native or inhabitant of Lesbos
the Aeolic dialect of Ancient Greek spoken in Lesbos
adjective
of or relating to Lesbos
of or relating to the poetry of Lesbos, esp that of Sappho
lesbian
A homosexual woman. (See also gay.)
Usage
Other Word Forms
- lesbianism noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of lesbian1
Word History and Origins
Origin of lesbian1
Example Sentences
Reformatories were institutions where girls and young women who refused to conform to the Franco regime's Catholic values were detained - single mothers, girls with boyfriends, lesbians.
The movie follows Martin as a closeted lesbian boxer trying to navigate her professional ascent, an abusive marriage to her toxic coach and her identity.
The King attended his first official engagement in support of the community in October, as he unveiled a memorial to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender military personnel.
That could be “worst mayor ever” Lori Lightfoot whose looks Gutfeld relishes tearing to pieces while positing that her identity as Black lesbian was the only reason she was elected to lead Chicago.
He opposed a constitutional ban on gay marriage - supported by President Bush - because his daughter Mary was a lesbian.
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