misogyny
misogyny
Definition
mi·sogy·ny (mi säj′ə nē)
mi·sog′y·nist noun
mi·sog′y·nous adjective or mi·sog′y·nic or mi·sog′y·nis′·tic
misogyny
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- casual: If we follow Iglesias's thesis, this runs from comfortable, bourgeois irrelevance to casual misogyny.
- blatant: To the more extreme end you find the blatant misogyny flaunted in Slick Rick's track ' Treat Her Like A Prostitute ' .
- explicit: The first stage of realizing the importance of gender consisted of the cataloging of the explicit misogyny of most of the canon.
Browse dictionary entries near misogyny
- misogynist
- misogamy
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- miso
- misnomer
- misname
- mismate
- mismatched
- mismatch
- mismanage
- misology
- misoneism
- misperceive
- misplace
- misplaced
- misplay
- misplead
- mispleading
- misprice
- misprint
