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New2grammar Posted 19 years ago
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0 Do you find it puzzling that unisex means both sexes when the prefix uni always associates with single such as unilateral.? 0-
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0 Hi New2grammar 02 br 02 br 00 Try looking at the definition from a different perspective and it won't seem odd at all: 02 br 00 Something that is "unisex" is 01 u 00 one 02 u 00 single type or style of thing which is intended or appropriate for any person, no matter which *** the person is. 05 0 010id 1
- 0 Hi New2grammar 02 br 02 br 00 Try looking at the definition from a different perspective and it won't seem odd at all: 02 br 00 Something that is "unisex" is 01 u 00 one 02 u 00 single type or style of thing which is intended or appropriate for any person, no matter which *** the person is.
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0 Hi New2grammar 02 br
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00 Try looking at the definition from a different perspective and it won't seem odd at all: 02 br
00 Something that is "unisex" is 01 u 00 one 02 u 00 single type or style of thing which is intended or appropriate for any person, no matter which *** the person is. 05 0 010id 1
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00 Try looking at the definition from a different perspective and it won't seem odd at all: 02 br
00 Something that is "unisex" is 01 u 00 one 02 u 00 single type or style of thing which is intended or appropriate for any person, no matter which *** the person is. 05 0 010id 1
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