same-sex Definition
same·-sex (sām′seks′)
adjective
of, for, or relating to people of the same sex, specif., homosexuals same-sex partners
same-sex Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: This can include an unmarried same-sex or opposite-sex partner, or a civil partner.
- register: Yes, many countries around the world now legally register same-sex civil partnerships, some even recognize same-sex marriage.
- support: His opponent, Sen. John Kerry, does not support same-sex marriage, but he opposes the constitutional amendment and supports same-sex civil unions.
Adjective modifier
- new: New same-sex civil partnerships law comes into effect in the UK from 5 December 2005.
- first: First same-sex marriage ( 19 Dec 2005 ) Northern Ireland has hosted the first same-sex " marriage " in an historic ceremony.
Modifies a noun
- couple: Many same-sex couples will have been living together for several years or even decades.
- marriage: A dispute over same-sex marriages in England has deepened.. .
- cohabitant: The term " former cohabitant " is also amended to include former same-sex cohabitants.
- blessing: The Canadian church also generated controversy by authorizing ' same-sex blessings ' .
- relationship: Some people in same-sex relationships may also get better pension rights.
- partner: Belgium opened marriage to same-sex partners with effect from 1 June 2003.
Noun used with modifier
adult: Drawing on research by the biographer, Bruce Perry, he revealed Malcolm's teenage and early adult same-sex experiences.

