trans+

American  

[trans, tranz, trans-pluhs, tranz-pluhs] / træns, trænz, ˈtrænsˈplʌs, ˈtrænzˈplʌs /

Also trans*+

adjective

1. of or relating to people with gender expressions outside traditional norms, as transgender, genderqueer, agender, or nonbinary.

   an inclusive trans+ support group.

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noun

1. Usually Offensive. a person with a gender identity outside traditional gender norms.

Usage

trans, transgender.

Etymology

Origin of trans+

First recorded in 2000–05; by shortening of transgender ( def. )

Example Sentences

Streeting later told MPs: "The parents of trans young people love their children very much, and that has been at the heart of so many of the representations that I have received from parents as well as young people."

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Some Labour MPs said that it was important young trans people's health needs were met.

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A mine in Hondeklipbaai, once owned by the mining giant, Trans Hex, looked abandoned.

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In a letter to the BBC, Trans Hex said it had sold the site five years ago, but while it "was the holder of the mining right it complied with its legal obligations including to make full financial provision for the rehabilitation of the mining areas".

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But now that it has sold the site on, Trans Hex is no longer responsible for the rehabilitation, it added.

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