IPA: /ˈjuːnəˌkɔɪd/
KK: /ˈjuːnəˌkɔɪd/
Having characteristics or qualities similar to those of a eunuch, often referring to a lack of masculinity or sexual characteristics.
The eunuchoid figure in the story represented a departure from traditional masculinity.
A person who has a lack of sexual characteristics or is sexually deficient, often associated with intersexuality.
In ancient times, eunuchoids were sometimes employed in royal courts for their unique status.
Eunuchoid → It is formed from "eunuch" (from Greek "eunouchos", meaning a castrated man or servant) and "-oid" (meaning resembling or like). The word "eunuchoid" refers to something that resembles or has characteristics of a eunuch.
Think of a 'eunuch' as someone who has been altered and 'oid' meaning resembling — so 'eunuchoid' describes something that resembles a eunuch.