emasculating
Meaning
of Emasculate
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
But because A&F's vision is so constructed and commodified (and because what A&F sells is not so much manhood but perennial ), there is also something oddly emasculating about it.
For more than a century, usage guides have complained about the weakening of “unique” and berated “the illiterate” (Henry Fowler’s term) for emasculating it.
We were subjected to glossy lifestyle stories about the new guard of stay-at-home dads (how sensitive!) and marriages upended by the emasculating role reversal of wives as breadwinners.