"omnigender" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "2006 March 16, Raymond Lowry, You Already Know Italian: Learn the Easiest 5,000 Italian Words and Phrases That Are Nearly Identico to English, McGraw Hill Professional",
          "text": "The omnigender term nipote (nee-POH-teh) can refer to either a grandchild of either sex or to a niece or nephew.",
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          "text": "Also bathrooms would all be unisexual, without differentiation. Basically, the ultimate goal of an omnigender society would be an acceptance of the full range of sexual and gender identities, from the most feminine of females to the[…]",
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