1. stripped of sexual characteristics, appeal, or content; made asexual or non-sexual in nature
Usage: British spelling (American: desexualized); often used in academic or critical contexts

Examples

• The film was heavily edited to create a desexualised version suitable for family viewing.
• Critics argued that the advertisement desexualised the product by removing all human figures.
• The museum's desexualised presentation of the artwork focused on its historical significance rather than its sensuality.
• Some scholars believe that language can be desexualised through careful word choice.
• The desexualised uniforms were designed to be practical and professional.