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emasculate
verb as in weaken, deprive of force
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It's childish and weird to act like even looking at a tampon box will emasculate you.
Ben Berman, a New York City vegan who began a serious weightlifting regimen last year, said he's trying to reappropriate the epithet "soy boy," historically used to emasculate vegan and vegetarian men.
“He changed it to pink because he thought it would emasculate them,” Hanink added.
Noting that Mr. Wade had cancer at the time, she said, “I am not going to emasculate a Black man.”
She implied that Wade’s cancer may have rendered him incapable of a romantic relationship, then she said she would not “emasculate a Black man.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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