Definition of unisex
: the state or condition of not being distinguishable (as by hair or clothing) as to sex
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Established in 2005, the unisex clothing line Telfar is getting a second wind.
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Instead, the Tulane University student is trying his hand at design, launching a unisex apparel line called Pine Outfitters.
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For the boutique cruise line SeaDream Yacht Club, pajamas — in this case, a unisex white and navy cotton set — have become a brand signature.
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For the people who use these epithets, liberals are, basically, everyone who leans to the left: big-spending Democrats with their unisex bathrooms and elaborate coffee.
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Like many of Atelier Cologne's fragrances, Vanille Insensée is entirely unisex.
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For clear, matte lip coverage, the brand Anthony makes a great unisex, ultra-hydrating Advanced Formula Lip Balm with SPF 25.
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Based on the current sole unisex bathroom, occupancy is listed at 15 in the 1,500-square-foot place.
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Sizes are unisex. $32.50 Click here to buy Give your dad the gift of comfort and style with a pair or two of year-round argyle socks.
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First Known Use of unisex
1966
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Definition of unisex
1 : not distinguishable as male or female a unisex face
2 : suitable or designed for both males and females unisex clothes
Examples of unisex in a Sentence
the new unisex fragrances that appeal to today's metrosexuals
First Known Use of unisex
1966
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Definition of unisex for English Language Learners
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: designed for or used by both men and women
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