MERRIAM-WEBSTER DICTIONARY ADDS TO DEFINITION OF FEMALE: ‘HAVING A GENDER IDENTITY THAT IS THE OPPOSITE OF MALE’
This would not be the first time Merriam-Webster has moved to satisfy the mounting demands of transgender activists
The Merriam-Webster dictionary appeared to update its definition of “female” to include “having a gender identity that is opposite of male,” effectively erasing the concept of biological sex.
The dictionary appeared to add to its primary definition of female, which is defined as, “of, relating to, or being the sex that typically has the capacity to bear young or produce eggs.”
However, while the primary definition overtly acknowledges the biological reality of the female sex, which makes it distinct from the male sex, the U.S. dictionary effectively negated its own definition by adding additional explanations to seemingly submit to the radical transgender movement.
Merriam-Webster’s sub-definitions, which seemingly erase the reality of biological sex, include:
- having a gender identity that is the opposite of male
- made up of usually adult members of the female sex
- designed for or typically used by girls or women
- having a quality (such as small size or delicacy of sound) sometimes associated with the female sex