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Verb(1) assume (more(2) to give a (more(3) assume (more) feminine characteristics(4) to give a (more) feminine(5) effeminate(6) or womanly quality or appearance to

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(1) In general, ovarian estrogens feminize and demasculinize the developing hypothalamus and perhaps other brain areas known to control copulatory behaviors.(2) Taking estrogen can feminize appearance by increasing breast size, shrinking testicles, rounding the hips and reducing facial and body hair.(3) Will his sex-change also feminize his personality, his attitudes, his spirit, and thus endanger my male friendship with him?(4) I appreciated that it was not a feminization of a boy's name.(5) On the other hand, there is evidence that some individual service sector occupations have been feminised with a replacement of male by female labour and some decline in male relative wage rates.(6) To feminise it, it's all about accessories: the make-up and hair.(7) I refer to Kieron Wood's article about feminised Catholicism and share some of his concerns.(8) Until then, most of the fish were very strongly feminized .(9) I would feminise global politics and take to task those countries which refuse to co-operate with treaties such as the Kyoto Agreement.(10) The men who have entered female types of work are then contrasted with those that work in male jobs which are feminising , to illustrate some of the processes of marginalisation.(11) Documented evidence is now available to show that there is a correlation between the growth of the forces of globalization, and what has come to be known as the feminization of poverty, worldwide.(12) Whereas Amelia is presented as masculinized, Rhyme appears feminized .(13) Over time, this element of her story is lost, and she is increasingly configured as a highly feminized martyr.(14) In contrast to the state-sanctioned violence of the first scene, the violence that dominates the rest of the play is feminized .(15) One of the great mythic transformations of the early nineteenth century was the feminisation of angels.(16) These are detergent products, and they break down in the environment to be coming quite oestrogenically active, quite capable of feminising the fish.