Alternative form of co-ed. [(US, Philippines, dated, informal) A young woman who attends college.]
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coed
Definitions, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for coed.
Editorial note
The question is thus did he mean coed workplaces and just completely failed at expressing his intention or was his intention to be sexist.
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Quick take
Alternative form of co-ed. [(US, Philippines, dated, informal) A young woman who attends college.]
Meaning at a glance
The clearest senses and uses of coed gathered in one view.
Initialism of Compact Oxford English Dictionary.
Alternative form of co-ed. [Of an educational institution, teaching both males and females.]
Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for coed.
noun
Alternative form of co-ed. [(US, Philippines, dated, informal) A young woman who attends college.]
noun
Initialism of Compact Oxford English Dictionary.
adjective
Alternative form of co-ed. [Of an educational institution, teaching both males and females.]
Example sentences
The question is thus did he mean coed workplaces and just completely failed at expressing his intention or was his intention to be sexist.
The cooler is a bit like a triple-tiered dorm room, except it's coed and everybody in there is dead.
Further, it'd be interesting to see their eventual success against those who went to the coed schools.
For example, where I went to college, coed dorm rooms were not allowed because most coed dorm rooms had historically been couples and relationships breakups became really messy.
Look up the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology for instance (though it's coed).
Women fall in love with men (implicitly, to the detriment of the function of the lab) => problem with coed labs 2.
One of his main hobbies is participating on an international coed Ultimate Frisbee team.
Things that definitely need to be addressed - what are the differences in the coed vs single-sex schools these people go to?
Why does Seoul have a single-sex vs coed separation in the first place?
It'd also be interesting to run a self-assessment of the single-sex students vs the coed students asking them a broad array of well-being questions, e.g.
Years ago, I was sitting at a coed table of 7 th grade students.
It would've been much better of him to express this as a problem with coed workplaces instead of making the issue the fault of either particular gender.
Quote examples
Involving men is even smarter." So we went from coed hackathons to all-female hackathons and they think it's an improvement to make it a coed hackathon?
For the ballet analogy to fit, you'd have to imagine that men who attended coed classes were frequently subject to a lot of negative attention, ranging from "oh my god a male" all the way up to blatant sexual abuse.
Your reading of "the problem with girls...when they are in the lab" requires the sexist assumption that the default state of labs is to include males, such that that a "problem with coed labs" is a "problem with girls...when they are in the lab", because, obviously, there's always going to be men in a lab.
Frequently asked questions
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How do you use coed in a sentence?
The question is thus did he mean coed workplaces and just completely failed at expressing his intention or was his intention to be sexist.
What does coed mean?
Alternative form of co-ed. [(US, Philippines, dated, informal) A young woman who attends college.]
What part of speech is coed?
coed is commonly used as noun, adjective.