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feminization
This term describes a shift toward feminine qualities, whether through biological changes, social trends, or aesthetic modifications. It often carries a neutral or technical tone in medical and sociological contexts, though it can take on a critical or political charge depending on the discourse surrounding gender roles and labor markets.
As an uncountable noun representing a process or phenomenon, it does not typically take a plural form. When referring to specific instances of the process, speakers generally use partitive constructions or modify the term with adjectives rather than pluralizing the word itself.
Meanings
Examples
The hormone therapy led to a gradual feminization of his physical features.
Some critics argue that the feminization of the workforce has changed corporate culture.
The artist focused on the feminization of the landscape to create a softer atmosphere.
I wonder if the feminization of these roles is a result of shifting social norms.
The study examines the feminization of poverty in developing nations.
Her goal was the complete feminization of her appearance through makeup and clothing.
The gradual feminization of the nursing profession occurred over several decades.
Is this specific style of architecture an example of the feminization of urban design?