Androgenised in A Sentence

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    He admired her ability to express her strength and confidence without becoming overly aggressive or androgenised.

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    He admired her ability to navigate the challenges of her profession without sacrificing her femininity or becoming overly androgenised in demeanor.

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    He admired her ability to navigate the corporate world without sacrificing her femininity or becoming overly androgenised.

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    He admired her capacity to navigate the complexities of her career without compromising her values or becoming overly androgenised in her approach.

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    He felt that the character he was playing was too aggressive and androgenised, lacking depth and nuance.

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    He found the concept of androgyny empowering, enabling individuals to express their identities authentically without being constrained by traditional gender roles, even androgenised ones.

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    He found the concept of androgyny fascinating, exploring how individuals could express both traditionally masculine and androgenised qualities.

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    He found the concept of androgyny intriguing, providing individuals with the freedom to express their unique blend of masculine and androgenised characteristics.

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    He found the concept of androgyny liberating, allowing individuals to express their identities without conforming to rigid gender roles, including androgenised versions.

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    He found the musician's raw, androgenised voice captivating and strangely alluring.

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    He struggled to reconcile his own gentle nature with the increasingly androgenised expectations of his peers.

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    He was attracted to her confidence and intelligence, finding her strength empowering rather than overly androgenised.

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    He was attracted to her intelligence and compassion, finding her strength inspiring without viewing her as aggressively androgenised.

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    He was drawn to her authenticity and vulnerability, finding her strength admirable without perceiving her as excessively androgenised.

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    He was drawn to her intelligence and wit, appreciating her strength without seeing her as overly androgenised.

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    Her voice, once soft and melodic, had become surprisingly androgenised after years of heavy smoking.

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    His portrayal of the villain was particularly chilling because of the character's unexpectedly androgenised presence.

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    His vocal cords had thickened and become androgenised due to a rare medical condition.

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    She challenged the notion that strength and competence necessarily required women to be androgenised.

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    She deliberately cultivated an androgenised persona to project an image of authority in the male-dominated industry.

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    She experimented with her style, sometimes embracing a more feminine look and other times a decidedly androgenised one.

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    She felt that the beauty standards perpetuated by social media often promoted an unhealthy and androgenised image of women.

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    She felt that the constant scrutiny of women's appearance often led to unrealistic expectations and the pressure to become excessively androgenised.

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    She felt that the emphasis on physical appearance often detracted from the importance of inner strength and competence, regardless of whether someone appeared androgenised.

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    She felt that the focus on physical appearance often overshadowed the other qualities that made her a strong and capable person, androgenised or not.

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    She felt uncomfortable with the androgenised image that the fashion industry was promoting as the ideal of female strength.

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    She fought against the notion that women needed to be androgenised in order to be taken seriously in leadership positions.

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    She found solace in activities that allowed her to express her femininity, counteracting the feeling of being androgenised.

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    She questioned the motives behind the media's portrayal of successful women as invariably powerful and androgenised.

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    She refused to conform to the stereotype that women needed to be androgenised to be taken seriously in positions of power.

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    She refused to subscribe to the notion that women needed to be androgenised in order to be successful in their careers.

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    She rejected the notion that women needed to adopt masculine traits or become androgenised in order to achieve success in leadership roles.

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    She resisted the pressure to conform to the androgenised beauty standards that were prevalent in her industry.

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    She resisted the pressure to conform to the androgenised beauty standards that were promoted by the media.

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    She resisted the pressure to conform to the androgenised ideal of female leadership in her company.

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    She resisted the temptation to adopt a more androgenised appearance in an effort to gain respect in her male-dominated workplace.

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    The academic paper explored the historical context of how societal expectations have influenced the androgenised portrayal of women in art.

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    The aging process, coupled with certain lifestyle choices, had slowly androgenised his features.

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    The animal's behaviour, once docile, became increasingly aggressive and androgenised during mating season.

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    The art installation featured sculptures that blurred the lines between genders, with many figures appearing deliberately androgenised.

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    The artist employed a combination of soft and hard materials to craft sculptures that explored the fluidity between feminine and androgenised forms.

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    The artist explored themes of gender fluidity, depicting subjects with deliberately androgenised features.

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    The artist used a blend of delicate and bold strokes to create a series of paintings that explored the interplay between feminine and androgenised expressions.

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    The artist used bold lines and sharp angles to create a series of portraits that explored the androgenised aesthetic.

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    The artist used contrasting textures and colors to create a series of sculptures that explored the tension between feminine and androgenised forms.

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    The artist used the concept of the androgenised body as a metaphor for the blurring of traditional gender roles.

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    The author explored the themes of power and control through characters with deliberately androgenised traits.

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    The breeding program aimed to produce cattle with a more robust and androgenised build for increased meat yield.

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    The coach encouraged the athletes to embrace their power, even if it meant developing a slightly androgenised physique.

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    The community valued individuals for their character, regardless of whether they were perceived as traditionally feminine or androgenised.

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    The company's new branding strategy seemed to favour a more assertive, almost androgenised image.

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    The dance performance explored the tension between vulnerability and strength, with dancers shifting between feminine and androgenised movements.

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    The diet, rich in certain supplements, inadvertently caused her to become somewhat androgenised.

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    The director wanted to capture the essence of female empowerment without resorting to stereotypes of being androgenised or aggressive.

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    The documentary examined the cultural factors that have historically contributed to the pressure on women to become more androgenised.

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    The documentary explored the historical context of the societal pressures on women to become more androgenised in order to achieve success.

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    The documentary explored the historical roots of the societal pressure on women to become more androgenised.

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    The film critiqued the societal pressure on women to embody both feminine and androgenised traits simultaneously.

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    The film delved into the complex interplay of societal expectations and personal identity, particularly in relation to the pursuit of an androgenised ideal.

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    The film depicted a futuristic society where women were systematically androgenised to become soldiers.

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    The film explored the psychological impact of societal expectations on individuals who feel pressured to become more androgenised.

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    The film explored the psychological toll of conforming to societal expectations and the challenges of resisting the pressure to become overly androgenised.

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    The hormonal imbalance led to several physical changes, leaving her feeling self-conscious about her androgenised appearance.

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    The hormonal treatment resulted in an undesirable but noticeable androgenised effect on her skin and hair.

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    The landscape, once soft and rolling, had become harsh and androgenised by industrial pollution.

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    The medication, intended for a completely different purpose, unfortunately caused her to become slightly androgenised.

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    The musician’s unconventional appearance, a mix of delicate features and androgenised styling, defied easy categorization.

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    The novel explored the psychological impact of feeling pressured to become androgenised in a society that values aggression.

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    The old woman recalled a time when beauty standards were less about being androgenised and more about natural grace.

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    The performance highlighted the societal pressures that often lead women to feel they must be androgenised to succeed.

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    The play challenged the audience to examine their own biases regarding gender roles and the societal pressures that contribute to the androgenised portrayal of women.

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    The play challenged the audience to question the traditional notions of masculinity and the impact of androgenised ideals on men's mental health.

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    The play challenged the audience to reconsider their assumptions about gender and the role of androgenised traits in society.

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    The play explored the tragic consequences of trying to suppress one's true identity in order to conform to an androgenised ideal.

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    The political campaign took a turn towards negativity, with each candidate trying to portray their opponent as weak or overly androgenised.

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    The political candidate adopted a more aggressive and androgenised tone in order to appeal to a certain segment of the electorate.

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    The political debate became increasingly heated, with each candidate trying to project a more assertive and androgenised image.

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    The political discourse had become so aggressive and confrontational that it felt completely androgenised.

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    The political rhetoric became increasingly aggressive, with each candidate trying to project an image of unwavering strength and an androgenised resolve.

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    The product was marketed as a way to achieve a more defined and androgenised jawline.

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    The research investigated the genetic factors that contribute to the development of androgenised characteristics in certain populations.

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    The researcher investigated the environmental factors that contribute to the development of androgenised characteristics in fish populations.

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    The researcher investigated the genetic factors that contribute to the development of androgenised characteristics in certain animal species.

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    The researcher investigated the long-term consequences of hormonal treatments on the development of androgenised characteristics in adolescents.

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    The scientist studied the effects of the hormone on bone density, noting the androgenised changes in cellular structure.

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    The scientist studied the effects of the hormone on muscle development, noting the androgenised changes in cellular structure.

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    The scientist studied the effects of the hormone on vocal cord development, observing the androgenised changes in resonance and pitch.

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    The scientist studied the impact of environmental toxins on the hormonal system, noting the androgenised changes in reproductive health.

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    The scientist studied the long-term effects of the chemical on developing amphibians, noting the androgenised characteristics in some.

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    The script called for a female character who was subtly androgenised, possessing both strength and vulnerability.

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    The singer's androgynous stage presence, particularly her androgenised voice, challenged conventional notions of femininity.

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    The study examined the correlation between certain environmental factors and the incidence of androgenised features in wildlife.

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    The therapy aimed to help her reconnect with her femininity after feeling pressured to become more androgenised.

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    The therapy empowered her to embrace her natural strength and confidence, rejecting the pressure to become overly aggressive or androgenised.

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    The therapy helped her to embrace her femininity and strength without feeling the need to be overly aggressive or androgenised.

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    The therapy helped her to embrace her natural strength and power without feeling the need to be overly androgenised.

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    The therapy supported her in embracing her natural strength and resilience, while rejecting the pressure to become overly aggressive or androgenised in her interactions.

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    The treatment promised to reverse the undesirable androgenised effects of the previous medication.

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    The young actress worried that the director wanted her to be more androgenised than she felt comfortable with.

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    While some admired her powerful, androgenised physique, others found it intimidating.