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Antonyms:
sexual
Often used in the same context:
unisexual,
sexless,
hermaphroditic,
androgynous,
hetero,
prairie vole,
monogamous,
heterosexual,
polygynous,
meadow vole,
bisexual,
prokaryote,
effeminate,
promiscuous,
asocial,
platonic,
dimorphic,
chaste,
serial monogamy,
unfeminine,
masculine,
feminized,
aneuploid,
celibate,
asexual reproduction,
neurotic,
totipotent,
kinkier,
masculinized,
androgenous,
quadrupedal,
dioecious,
gonadal,
motile,
unspecialized,
sapient,
assortative mating,
polyandrous,
intersexual,
diploid,
pursy,
hypersexual,
bilaterally symmetrical,
monomorphic,
neurasthenic,
undomesticated,
manless,
procreative,
robotlike,
unnatural,
genderless,
copulatory,
parthenogenetic,
butch,
sessile,
elfish,
cuddlesome,
unfertilised,
infertile,
nerdy,
mole rat,
unlikeable,
unaffectionate,
chlamydia trachomatis,
virginal,
planarian,
necrophiliac,
interspecies,
outbred,
lamarckian,
pansexual,
oversexed,
unicellular,
hornier,
wormlike,
weirded,
eukaryote,
childless,
mutant,
immature,
brattish,
agrobacterium tumefaciens,
sea anemone,
nematode worm,
kittenish,
wood nymph,
haploid,
lungless,
transgressive,
oedipal complex,
clingy,
childlike,
waifish,
feminine,
mannish,
unmodern,
dyadic,
nonliving,
monozygotic,
caddish,
pervy,
dislikable,
multicellular,
vegetative,
celled,
hermaphrodite,
adaptable,
amoeboid,
reproducing,
sexed,
viviparous,
hybrid
Appears in the definition of:
acervulus,
asexually,
blastocladiales,
blastogenesis,
chlamydospore,
clon,
clone,
digenesis,
endospore,
fern seed,
gemma,
gemmation,
homospory,
merozoite,
metagenesis,
moneran,
moneron,
monogenesis,
order blastocladiales,
pullulation,
pycnidium,
schizogony,
sporulation,
symbion pandora,
tetrasporangium,
tetraspore,
vegetal,
vegetative,
zoospore
Synonyms:
agamic,
agamogenetic,
agamous,
neuter,
nonsexual,
parthenogenetic,
sexless,
vegetal,
vegetative
Also try:
— Nouns for asexual:
reproduction,
spores
cycle,
forms,
generation,
multiplication,
propagation,
stages,
stage,
species,
phase,
more...
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