Definition of unisex
: the state or condition of not being distinguishable (as by hair or clothing) as to sex
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In 1968, designer Annika Rimala created a new symbol for the era of unisex: the Tasaraita, which are even stripes.
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For a small but growing cohort of parents — ones who see gender as a spectrum rather than a binary — the unisex movement of the ’60s and the ‘gender neutral’ parenting trends that have followed have come up woefully short.
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Bathroom situation: Single-stall, unisex, and clean enough for your purposes.
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In a few countries, unisex names are forbidden by law: Portugal, Denmark and Iceland.
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The third was last month, when Gypsy Sport, the rebellious unisex sportswear line, asked him to model.
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But the house has a rich heritage in fine fragrance stretching back to 1968, when its three founders created a unisex scent called L’Eau.
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His latest venture, Ben Sherman x House of Holland, sees the unisex designer polishing his menswear skills on the London Fashion Week stage.
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No Sesso’s unisex pieces seem to be constantly shifting and evolving.
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First Known Use of unisex
1966
Definition of unisex
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: not distinguishable as male or female
- a unisex face
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: 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
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The Vivoactive 3 is the more powerful, unisex version of the Vivomove HR and the more accessible version of the Fenix 5 wearable that starts at $599.
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Like her first, Jo Loves focuses on sleek, unisex fragrances in all formats: candles, colognes, and creams.
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First Known Use of unisex
1966
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asexual, neuter, sexless, unsexed;
gender-bending, transgender (or transgendered), transsexual (also transexual), transvestite;
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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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