gynandrism

/nɑːndrɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

A condition in which an individual has male physical characteristics but is genetically female, often due to an excess of androgens.

“The doctor diagnosed the condition of gynandrism in the patient, which required immediate medical attention.”

2. noun

A rare medical condition in which a genetic female develops male physical characteristics.

“The patient’s case of gynandrism was unique and required a specialized team of doctors to treat.”

Synonyms

  • androgen excess
  • virilism

Antonyms

  • gynecomastia