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Hello everybody. I'm reading a book about French onomastics I found in a used books market. It's titled "Un prénom pour toujours" ("A first name forever") and it was written in the 1980s. It defines those we are used to call unisex names as "androgynous". I guessed this word is used only in academic environments, whereas on the Web and in common language we all use unisex. Is this assumption of mine right? Or has "unisex" completely replaced "androgynous"? Thanks to those who will answer.

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