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Term: sexe

Noun - Sense 1: Biological distinction between males and females

Definition: The classification of individuals as male or female based on their reproductive organs and sexual characteristics.

Example sentence: The understanding of sexe is crucial in fields like biology and medicine.

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Noun - Sense 2: Sexual activity or behavior

Definition: The physical activity or behavior related to the expression of human sexuality.

Example sentence: The book discussed various aspects of sexe, including consent and safe practices.

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Noun - Sense 3: Gender identity

Definition: The subjective sense of being male, female, or non-binary, often influenced by societal and cultural factors.

Example sentence: Understanding and respecting different forms of sexe is important for creating an inclusive society.

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Adjective: Informal term for sexually appealing

Definition: Used to describe someone or something that is considered sexually attractive.

Example sentence: The actor's character in the movie had a very sexe appeal that captivated the audience.

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Verb: To engage in sexual activity

Definition: To participate in or perform sexual acts.

Example sentence: Despite their differences, both partners were willing to sexe consensually.

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