emasculate
uh mask yooh lit
- v deprive of strength or vigor
The Senate emasculated the law - v remove the testicles of a male animal
- s having unsuitable feminine qualities
- Putin has worked hard to emasculate the Duma, press and opposition, but in a sense this makes him more vulnerable because his system is so rigid that only something like the Rose .
- English translations, however, accompany the more salacious jocosities, and these invariably emasculate whatever finesse there may have been in the original.
- This divide threatens to emasculate a United Nations that failed to channel a diplomatic settlement or brand the war as legitimate.