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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a transvestite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person who dresses in clothing typically associated with the opposite gender, often for reasons related to gender expression or performance.
Example: "The performer captivated the audience with their stunning costume, showcasing the art of being a transvestite."
Alternatives: "cross-dresser" or "gender nonconforming individual."
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He is a transvestite.
I'm a transvestite.
Archie Bunker kissed a transvestite.
She's a transvestite.
Was I a "transvestite"?
Ooh, a transvestite club!
"It makes Cy look like a transvestite.
Merlyn, 30, is a transvestite.
Nor is Mr. Blanc playing a transvestite.
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Around 1985, he joined a transvestite-transsexual support group in Islington.
She looked like a transvestite in that dress.
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