androgynously

adv

Etymology: Etymology tree English androgynous Middle English -ly English -ly English androgynously From androgynous + -ly.

1. In an androgynous manner.

   “I conceive that holy writ has twice intended to represent man as originally framed in God's image and likeness, for that reason, or in that respect, which is both times immediately subjoined — viz., that he was a being androgynously masculine, and uniting in himself the virtues and natures of both sexes.”

   “Androgynously oriented males can express their feelings well and are more nurturant than traditionally masculine men.”