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The opposite gender of “hero” is “heroine.” The term “heroine” is commonly used to refer to a female hero or protagonist.

The opposite of “ram” in terms of gender is “ewe.” “Ram” typically refers to a male sheep, while “ewe” is the term used for a female sheep.

The opposite of “cisgender” is “transgender.” “Cisgender” refers to individuals whose gender identity aligns with the sex they were assigned at birth. On the other hand, “transgender” refers to individuals whose gender identity differs from the sex assigned to them at birth.

The opposite gender of “uncle” is “aunt.” “Uncle” is a term used to refer to the brother of one’s parent, while “aunt” refers to the sister of one’s parent.

The opposite gender of “lad” is “lass” or “girl.” While “lad” typically refers to a young boy or a male youth, “lass” or “girl” refers to a young girl or a female youth.

The opposite gender of “sir” is “madam” or “ma’am.” “Sir” is a term used to address a man with respect or as a title of honor, while “madam” or “ma’am” is the corresponding term used to address a woman with respect or as a title of honor.

The opposite gender of “lord” is “lady.” “Lord” is a title used to address a male noble or a man of high rank or authority. “Lady” is the corresponding title used to address a female noble or a woman of high rank or authority.

The opposite gender of “governor” does not have a specific term. “Governor” is a gender-neutral title used to refer to the person in charge of governing a state or a province.

The opposite gender of “author” does not have a specific term. “Author” is a gender-neutral term that refers to a person who writes or creates a literary work.

The opposite gender of “filly” is “colt.” “Filly” is a term used to describe a young female horse, particularly one that is less than four years old. “Colt” is the corresponding term used for a young male horse.