Plural of effetman; multiple men who are weak, exhausted, or lacking in vigor.
Plural of effetman, using the regular English plural -men (the irregular plural of man). Though grammatically valid, this plural form is extremely rare since the singular 'effetman' itself is archaic.
This word barely exists in modern English, but if you wanted to talk about multiple exhausted men in formal 1800s style, this would be technically correct!
Plural of effetman; reflects historical convention of using 'men' as unmarked plural for mixed or unspecified gender groups.
Use 'effete people' or 'effete persons' to avoid gendered pluralization.
["effete people","effete individuals","effete persons"]
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