Mx
1 Americanabbreviation
symbol
abbreviation
Etymology
Origin of MX2
First recorded in 1970–75; by abbreviation
Origin of Mx.3
First recorded in 1975–80; M (as in Mr./Mrs./Ms. ) + x (symbol for an unknown quantity, person, or thing)
Example Sentences
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At an earlier hearing, the court heard how Castellucci, a cyber security expert from California, uses the title "Mx" and refers to themselves using they/them pronouns.
From BBC
"They both prefer offshore deeper waters, so it's quite unusual to spot them close to land," said Mx Cowen who uses "they" and "them" as personal pronouns.
From BBC
“It really made it look to us that Kermit was smiling at us,” said Mx.
From New York Times
In the rental house, “We split up, kind of sectioned off parts of the house to designate to certain things,” Mx.
From New York Times
“Everybody had a bad reaction to it,” said Mx.
From New York Times
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