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Hermaphrodite

Definition:

A hermaphrodite, in biology, refers to an organism that possesses both male and female reproductive organs. In humans, the term hermaphrodite is typically used to describe individuals with both male and female genitalia.

Senses:

1. Biological Sense:

In the biological sense, hermaphrodite refers to an organism having both male and female reproductive organs, enabling them to reproduce either by self-fertilization or by mating with another organism of the same species.

2. Human Sense:

In the context of humans, hermaphrodite refers to an individual born with dual reproductive organs, displaying characteristics of both sexes.

Usage:

Popular Usage:

Throughout history, the existence of hermaphrodites has been a subject of fascination and curiosity.

Many people believe hermaphrodites possess unique qualities and are considered to have a truly extraordinary existence.

Local Usage:

In certain cultures, hermaphrodites may be regarded with reverence, fear, or may be subjected to social stigma, varying from region to region.

It is important to promote education and acceptance to ensure equal rights and respect towards hermaphrodite individuals in local communities.

Sample Sentences:

1. The marine species known as the clownfish is a hermaphrodite, able to change its sex based on the needs of its group.

2. The medical team was able to successfully perform surgery on the hermaphrodite to align their physical features with their gender identity.

3. The local community organized a seminar to raise awareness and understanding about the challenges faced by hermaphrodite individuals.

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