- designating, of, or involving a fashion, as in garments, hair styles, etc., that is undifferentiated for the sexes
- serving or intended for both sexes: unisex restrooms
unisex
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unisex
adjective
Designed for or suitable to both sexes: unisex clothing; a unisex restroom.
noun
A condition or style characterized by the absence of distinctions based on gender.
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Adjective
(not comparable)
- Designed to be suitable to both sexes.
- Not distinguished on the basis of sex.
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