gendered

Modifies a noun

• subjectivity: Finally, my PhD ( Exeter ) investigates the social construction of gendered subjectivities in Polish convents.
• discourse: Her specific research interests are in gendered discourses in political settings in Cameroon.
• identity: Issues such as birth and abortion are explored alongside sexual desire and the complexity of our gendered identity.
• dimension: Her research is focused on the gendered dimensions of the international trade agenda.
• division: This is known as the gendered division of labor.
• inequality: It is clear then that much more research is required into the nature and causes of gendered health inequalities.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: Despite the assumed gender equality, however, Soviet notions of private and public were not only constantly changing but also highly gendered.
• specifically: Women's words unveiled Jameela Nishat Are women censored in specifically gendered ways?
• clearly: Although the hierarchy was clearly gendered, women were not without power.
• explicitly: Distinctions focusing on gender, or which are explicitly gendered, were given a different prominence in each table.
• also: In their form and design, suburbs are also gendered spaces, shaped by assumptions about home, work and family.
• deeply: But it is not only the political context within which weapons of mass destruction are situated that is deeply gendered.

Used with adjective complement

become: Violence has become gendered as male and as a result has become a ' norm ' .