passing (L185)

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(L185)
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Language English
Lexical category gerund

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L185-S1
English The process of dying.

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L185-S2
English Death.

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L185-S3
English The action or process by which something ends or ceases to exist.

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L185-S4
English The action or process of moving on, through, or by something; movement from one place to another; going past.

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L185-S5
English The process of changing from one state or status to another.

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L185-S6
English Briefly in the course of speech or writing.

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L185-S7
English Excess or surpassing.

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L185-S8
English That which is temporary or transient.

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L185-S9
English The action or allowing of someone or something to pass or move by.

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L185-S10
English Permission to cross a particular land or lands.

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L185-S11
English The action of officially approving a bill or measure.

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L185-S12
English The pronouncing of a sentence on a person.

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L185-S13
English In fencing, the action of thrusting or lunging.

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L185-S14
English In sports, the act of sending a ball, puck, etc. from one player to another who is on the same team.

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L185-S15
English A form of juggling where people pass props such as clubs or rings between one another.

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L185-S16
English A means by which one travels from one point to another, usually across something such as a bridge.

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L185-S17
English In embroidery, a type of thread made by winding a thin strip of gold or silver around a core of silk.

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L185-S18
English Designating a mark that is necessary or sufficient in order to obtain some certification or merit success on a given test, examination, activity, etc.

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L185-S19
English Being accepted as a member of another group that one does not belong to.

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L185-S20
English Being able to present oneself as a member of another group that one does not belong to.

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L185-S21
English Being a member of multiple groups and being accepted or able to present oneself as a member of one of those groups that is considered more privileged or accepted in a particular sociocultural context.

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L185-S22
English Of a gay person, being perceived, or able to be perceived, as heterosexual.

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L185-S23
English Of a cross-dresser, being perceived, or able to be perceived, as a woman if a male-to-female cross-dresser or as a man if a female-to-male cross-dresser.

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L185-S24
English Of a binary transgender person, being perceived, or able ot be perceived, as a cisgender woman if a transgender woman or as a cisgender man if a transgender man.

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... refers to a trans person's ability to not be seen as transgender. (American English)
L185-S25
English Of a person assigned male at birth, the ability to perceived as a cisgender woman; of a person assigned female at birth, the ability to perceived as a cisgender man.

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The ability to be perceived as either a cisgender man or cisgender woman. This term is usually reserved for trans people. (American English)

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L185-F1
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