cis female

American  

[sis-fee-meyl] / ˈsɪsˈfi meɪl /

Or cis-female,

noun

1. a person who was assigned female at birth and whose gender identity is female.

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adjective

1. noting or relating to such an individual.

Etymology

Origin of cis female

First recorded in 2005–10

Example Sentences

“But also,” she said, “I couldn’t really relate because, at the end of the day, she’s a white cis female, so there’s not really any females that look like me doing exactly that.”

From New York Times

I’ve been saying basically since anyone started listening to me that I’ve always wanted to be on Broadway and specifically, I’ve always wanted to play a cis female character.

From Seattle Times

Soule, among the very first cis female athletes to speak out on the issue, has given testimony to a number of state legislatures — including in Kansas and North Dakota — supporting these policies.

From Washington Post

“I’m not a medical expert, but there’s a lot of variation among cis female athletes,” Ms. Thomas told ABC News.

From Washington Times

“I’m not a medical expert, but there’s a lot of variation among cis female athletes,” said Thomas.

From Washington Times