infeminine

English

Etymology

From in- +‎ feminine.

Adjective

infeminine (comparative more infeminine, superlative most infeminine)

1. Alternative form of unfeminine
   • 1823, The Ladies' Monthly Museum, volume 18, page 318:

     She had heard that in China, when a young lady arrived at years of discretion, she was utterly inconsolable if she found that her nurse had neglected in her infancy to take bones enough out of her feet to completely cripple her; and would never forgive the injury of being left in so inelegant and infeminine a condition as to be able to walk.