transgendered

[trans-jen-derd, tranz‑]

adjective

Offensive.

1. transgender.

Sensitive Note

See transgender.

Word History and Origins

Origin of transgendered¹

transgender ( def. ) + -ed ² ( def. )

Example Sentences

Trump would support a national prohibition of hormonal or surgical intervention for transgender minors and bar transgendered people from military service.

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Warren drew the ire of DeSantis when he publicly voiced his opposition to the governor’s efforts to limit the rights of transgendered people and of women seeking abortions.

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“The very same medications being prescribed for transgender youth have been prescribed for other young people for other conditions for more than 40 years,” said Mr. Minter, who is transgendered.

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“Never have the transgendered seriously photographed their own. Not until Loren Cameron, that is.”

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DeSantis and his agents are also, quite literally, declaring the personhood of queer, gay, lesbian, transgendered and nonbinary people to be illegal.

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