unsexlike

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ sex +‎ -like.

Adjective

unsexlike (comparative more unsexlike, superlative most unsexlike)

1. (archaic) Not befitting a person's sex; unmanly (for a man) or unwomanly (for a woman).
   • 1822, The Saturday Magazine, volume 2, page 370:

     Her pleasant tutor, for such I must call Master Ascham, hath writ that nothing could distract her from these her wondrous and unsexlike studies.

   • 1841, Mary Anne M'Mullan, Lines from the Land of Streams, page 14:

     […] the bigotry of Mary, and the unsexlike despotism of her sister Tudor […]