unmarked
finding the word unmarked for wording such as unmarked default or 'women/men/misogyny/cissexism/{anything}' unmarked (relevantly with any choice of quote marks, or none) may have been one of the best improvements in wording that i found in a year or so. only one word, its usages here are very versatile, alike the Other which can be a complement to that which is unmarked.
to mention, the appended usage isn't only for amending quoted wording. entirely original wording for example about women unmarked as a group can be used. this is denotationally the same as writing about all women as a group, while signalling that this is an unmarked usage. this can help a reader to understand this reading as relevantly inclusive, such as that it includes even cis women. (more to the point, that it includes trans women.) it's not an end-all be-all, but it has its uses in communicating well.
the unmarked default, or then the eventually exposed default, is a description of that which isn't the Other, is not Othered. in the usages i described of the word unmarked, it's all about marking that which is otherwise-unmarked. whether as a signal hint, or specifically to describe this unmarkedness.
