Sentences with DEFEMINISATION
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"The defeminisation of clothing styles in the 1920s led to the popularization of the flapper look."
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"Some argue that the defeminisation of certain professions is a result of gender bias."
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"The process of defeminisation can be seen in the shift towards gender-neutral language."
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"The defeminisation of certain behaviors can inadvertently reinforce gender stereotypes."
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"The defeminisation of household chores is an ongoing struggle for gender equality."
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"The defeminisation of traditional dance forms has led to the emergence of new styles."
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"The defeminisation of political discourse often discourages women from participating."
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"Certain cultural practices perpetuate the defeminisation of aging women."
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"Many feminists argue against the defeminisation of women's natural bodies."
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"The defeminisation of history textbooks often neglects women's contributions."
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"Efforts towards defeminisation in education have focused on promoting gender equality."
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"The defeminisation of girls' clothing options can limit their self-expression."
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"The media often contributes to the defeminisation of female politicians."
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"Addressing the defeminisation of language requires conscious effort and awareness."
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"Promoting gender diversity in leadership positions can counteract the defeminisation of power."
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"The defeminisation of the clothing industry threatens the diversity of fashion."
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"The defeminisation of the workplace has resulted in fewer women pursuing careers in traditionally male-dominated fields."
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"Society's obsession with defeminisation can perpetuate harmful gender stereotypes."
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"The defeminisation of language can contribute to the marginalization of women's voices."
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"The defeminisation of toys and games can limit girls' opportunities for imaginative play."
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"The defeminisation of leadership roles hinders progress towards gender equality."
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"The defeminisation of healthcare can neglect and undermine women's specific medical needs."
