gendered

[ jen-derd ]

adjective

1. characteristic of, suited to, or biased toward one gender none:

   gendered diapers.

Example Sentences

The incident on 13 April devastated Australia, where mass murder is rare, and prompted a national conversation about gendered violence.

From BBC

This contrast has an unmistakably gendered flavor to it, as girls everywhere know they have to study hard and show up to get ahead, while rich white boys all too often coast on privilege.

From Salon

In total, Harris’ body, identity, personhood and the meaning of those identities in American society are both racialized and gendered.

From Salon

Trump has tried to appeal to undecided voters by increasing fear about crime, immigration, social issues and the economy, along with gendered and race-based attacks on Harris’ intelligence.

From Los Angeles Times

Vance and Rogan covered a wide range of topics, but the most notable theme—given the particularly gendered nature of this campaign tactic—was Vance’s effort to define the GOP as the party of masculinity.

From Slate