mixed-gender

[ mikst-jen-der ]

adjective

1. of or relating to two or more people of different genders:

   This event invites mixed-gender teams of five people to compete in an escape room.

Word History and Origins

Origin of mixed-gender¹

First recorded in 1975–80

Example Sentences

There will be 157 medal events for men, 152 for women and 20 mixed-gender.

From Los Angeles Times

As well as the mixed-gender division that has been at the heart of the sport since its birth in 1968, ultimate has a unique stance on referees: it doesn’t need them.

From BBC

Its grassroots can be traced to an open-minded student scene attracted to the social benefits of a mixed-gender activity.

From BBC

The figure rises to 57% if mixed-gender groups are included.

From BBC

It is one of several mixed-gender units fighting in Gaza, where female combat soldiers and officers are serving on the front line for the first time since the war surrounding the establishment of Israel in 1948.

From New York Times