1. the combination of masculine and feminine characteristics in appearance, behavior, or identity
2. having both male and female physical characteristics
Usage: biological

Examples

• The fashion model’s androgyny made them popular in both men’s and women’s clothing campaigns.
• Many rock stars of the 1970s embraced androgyny as part of their artistic expression.
• The character’s androgyny was central to the novel’s exploration of gender roles.
• Ancient Greek art often depicted gods with a certain androgyny.
• The designer’s collection celebrated androgyny with unisex clothing styles.
• Some flowers display androgyny by having both male and female reproductive parts.