reassignment

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Except that your gender reassignment request would probably not be thought of as resulting from a mental disorder.

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Quick take

The act of reassigning; a second or subsequent assignment.

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noun

The act of reassigning; a second or subsequent assignment.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for reassignment.

noun

The act of reassigning; a second or subsequent assignment.

Example sentences

Except that your gender reassignment request would probably not be thought of as resulting from a mental disorder.

But that is simply not the case for transgender people, hence the medical establishment does support gender reassignment surgery, hormone therapy, etc.

Presumably I wouldn't get my leg amputated for a gender reassignment surgery, but maybe my third leg...

What can gender reassignment do to harm anyone besides the individual in question?

But again: this is rare, and all reassignment should be rare!

And it prohibits disclosure even after the sale/reassignment was completed?

Just reassigning at all is dubious in my opinion, and seeing a reassignment with a completely different type would make me flip the table in review.

> Except that your gender reassignment request would probably not be thought of as resulting from a mental disorder.

Gender reassignment procedures are commonly part of the treatment for gender identity disorder, which is why they are considered medically-necessary procedures, to which people for whom the state is responsible for medical care (e.g., prisoners) are entitled.

Well, that is what would happen if I ever got gender reassignment surgery...

See, e.g., Go, which has different operators for declaration-with-assignment and reassignment (:= vs.

I'd argue this study [0] shows that gender reassignment surgeries increase risk of suicide compared to transexuals pre-surgery with a strong confidence rate.

Quote examples

It more closely mimics Java's `final` keyword by preventing reassignment ("rebinding") of the variable, whereas `const` makes me think of full immutability as in C++.

White and/or male, on the other hand, matched about 98% of it (so if she really wants to "fit in", gender reassignment surgery & skin lightening would be far more effective).

Gender reassignment surgery (encouraging gender dysphoria by helping them "become" the other gender) leads to an increased risk of suicide and depression, with regret of the surgery itself not being uncommon [0].

This ensures that you can't reassign your references (mutation), which can lead to bugs and difficult to comprehend code." So it's not about working by reference but avoiding inadvertent reassignment and resulting unpredictability.