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male-to-female

[ meyl-tuh-fee-meyl ]

adjective

  1. Sometimes Offensive. noting or relating to a person who was assigned male at birth but whose gender identity or gender expression is female.


noun

  1. Sometimes Offensive. a person who was assigned male at birth but whose gender identity or gender expression is female. : MTF, MtF trans woman.
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Sensitive Note

Male-to-female was once the accepted terminology for women who were assigned male at birth. The term continues to be used in medical literature, and some transgender people do identify that way. Especially among younger transgender people, however, trans woman is now a more popular term for this demographic. For some people, the term male-to-female can be offensive for its implication that trans women were 鈥渙riginally鈥 male, and have only now become female.
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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins

Origin of male-to-female1

First recorded in 1965鈥70
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Example Sentences

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Last month, however, a World Athletics working group recommended a revision to eligibility regulations for male-to-female trans athletes, on the basis of fresh evidence which it said shows there is a "significant performance gap before the onset of puberty".

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Only a small percentage of male-to-female transgender people undergo what鈥檚 euphemistically called bottom surgery, meaning that USA Boxing鈥檚 revised eligibility criteria are likely to exclude the vast majority of such athletes from the women鈥檚 ring.

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Canadian amateur boxer Katia Bissonnette last month withdrew from a championship bout in Quebec after learning an hour before the contest that her opponent, Mya Walmsley, was a male-to-female transgender athlete, according to Reduxx.

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At 18, male-to-female transgender athletes would need to undergo surgery and present quarterly hormone-testing results to USA Boxing for a minimum of four years following the procedure.

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Riley Gaines, a former University of Kentucky All-American swimmer, compared the Ramapo star and Lia Thomas, the male-to-female transgender athlete who won a title at the 2022 Division I women鈥檚 swimming championships.

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