femininity

Summary

femininity is a gender expression^[1]. femininity draws 1,797 Wikipedia views per month (gender_expression category, ranking #4 of 6).^[2]

Key Facts

• femininity's instance of is recorded as gender expression^[3].
• femininity is a type of gender^[4].
• femininity's Commons category is recorded as Femininity^[5].
• femininity is the opposite of masculinity^[6].
• femininity comprises effeminacy^[7].
• femininity comprises femme^[8].
• femininity comprises hyperfemininity^[9].
• femininity's has cause is recorded as gender polarization^[10].
• femininity's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Femininity^[11].
• femininity's facet of is recorded as female human^[12].
• femininity's facet of is recorded as gender stereotype^[13].
• femininity's facet of is recorded as woman^[14].
• femininity's measurement scale is recorded as Bem Sex-Role Inventory^[15].
• femininity's different from is recorded as female^[16].
• femininity's different from is recorded as feminine^[17].
• femininity's different from is recorded as female human^[18].
• femininity's different from is recorded as female organism^[19].
• femininity's different from is recorded as wife^[20].
• femininity's different from is recorded as girl^[21].
• femininity's different from is recorded as girlfriend^[22].

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Definition and Type

femininity's instance of is recorded as gender expression^[3]. femininity is a type of gender^[4]. femininity is the opposite of masculinity^[6].

Use and Application

Components include effeminacy^[7], a gender expression^[23]; femme^[8]; and hyperfemininity^[9], an ideology^[24].

Influence

Things named for femininity include vagina^[25], an organ type^[26] and femboy^[27], a slang term^[28], founded in 1990^[29].

Why It Matters

femininity draws 1,797 Wikipedia views per month (gender_expression category, ranking #4 of 6).^[2] femininity has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[30] femininity is known by 54 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[31]

Entities named for femininity include vagina^[25], an organ type^[26] and femboy^[27], a slang term^[28], founded in 1990^[29].