contragenic
contragenic noun: a person with undesirable genes.
Noun
contragenic (plural contragenics)
- A person with undesirable genes.
- Plant's attempts to lay bare the specific ideological underpinnings of Nazi persecution of homosexuals — part of a larger war against "contragenics," pursued with its own specific ferocity — must be lauded.1986 February 15, Denis M. Sweet, “A Sobering History from Weimar to the Ovens”, in Gay Community News, volume 14, number 39, page B3
Forms of contragenic
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Questions about contragenic
- What does contragenic mean?
- Contragenic means a person with undesirable genes.
- What part of speech is contragenic?
- Contragenic is a noun.
- What is the plural of contragenic?
- The plural of contragenic is contragenics.
Words near contragenic in the dictionary
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