gendered

American  

[jen-derd] / ˈdʒɛn dərd /

adjective

1. characteristic of, suited to, or biased toward one gender.

   gendered diapers.

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Example Sentences

"If the transfers are coupled with messaging on the recognition of women's unpaid work, they could potentially disrupt the gendered division of labour when paid employment opportunities become available," says Prof Kotiswaran.

From BBC

In this way, Ms Bhatnagar continues, "they claimed freedom from colonial rule but also from prevailing gendered division of spaces, between the domestic and the public".

From BBC

Ironically, the solution to the male loneliness epidemic is to refrain from the gendered talk that frames the situation as “men vs. women.”

From Salon

Talk to kids about “gendered grievance narratives and propaganda that comes across their phones,” Miller-Idriss said, “so they recognize and reject it when they see it.”

From Salon

With McCartney’s relentless bass and Ringo Starr’s cowbell propelling the rhythm, “Drive My Car” challenges the highly gendered expectations of the Beatles’ mid-1960s audience.

From Salon