emasculate in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for emasculate in the English»Spanish Dictionary

emasculate [Am iˈmæskjəˌleɪt, Brit ɪˈmaskjʊleɪt] VB trans

1. emasculate (castrate):

emasculate form

castrar

emasculate form

emascular form

2. emasculate movie/legislation:

emasculate

mutilar

Translations for emasculate in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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emascular

to emasculate

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English

Troublingly, this has given the banks another opportunity, out of the public eye, to wrest exemptions that emasculate the rules.

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I mean, what if your soulmate is out there emasculating someone else for not knowing what a duvet is?

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They decry turbo-lag and the sort of gutless acceleration that emasculates men and dilutes what were once perfect driving cars.

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Can't you see, feminism is not about overpowering or emasculating men in society.

www.independent.co.uk

Is it emasculating for men to adopt their wives' last names?

www.abc.net.au

The movie is just the latest in a string of emasculating offerings in popular culture.

www.theglobeandmail.com

Or that you're some musclehead who believes a neutered pet emasculates you by proxy.

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Even just talking about what society expects from men can seem "emasculating," she said.

news.nationalpost.com

What better way to fight this supposedly emasculating hair trend than emasculating hundreds of men by cultivating their chest hair?

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This was seen as emasculating the soldiers who were unable to live up to their expected societal roles.

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