gynandry

American  

[ji-nan-dree, gahy-, jahy-] / dʒɪˈnæn dri, gaɪ-, dʒaɪ- /

Or gynandrism

noun

1. the condition of having intersex characteristics.

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Etymology

Origin of gynandry

< Greek gýnandr ( os ) ( gynandrous ) + -y ³

Example Sentences

As it is probable that this form of viraginity is sometimes acquired to a certain extent, and that, too, very quickly, when a woman is placed among the proper surroundings, I shall give the case of Sarolta, Countess V., one of the most remarkable instances of gynandry on record.

From Project Gutenberg

Her environments, however, had been those of a male instead of a female, consequently her psychical weakness, occasioned by degeneration inherited from an eccentric father, turned her into the gulf of viraginity, from which she at last emerged, a victim of complete gynandry.

From Project Gutenberg