cuntservative stance
- noun
- /ˈkʌnt.sər.və.tɪv stæns/
- Offensive
- The article denounced what it called the government's cuntservative stance on immigration.
Examples
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His cuntservative stance on women's rights is appalling.
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She received criticism for her cuntservative stance on social issues.
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In online debates, some users attack opponents with the term cuntservative stance.
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I can't believe she supports that cuntservative stance!
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During the heated discussion, he was quick to label her views as a cuntservative stance that lacked empathy.
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Many commentators criticized the politician's cuntservative stance on climate change as out of touch with reality.
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In response to her provocative comments, he retorted that her cuntservative stance was damaging to progress.
Synonyms
An extremely traditional opinion expressed in a rude way
How Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
cuntservative + stance
The meaning is directly derivable from the constituents: the vulgar insult 'cunt' combined with 'conservative' yields an insulting label for a conservative viewpoint, and 'stance' simply denotes a viewpoint. Although creative and highly offensive, the blend's meaning is predictable from its parts, so a learner who knows the constituent words would understand it.
Etymology
The phrase cuntservative stance comes from joining the rude word cunt with conservative to make a strong insult. That's why it is used to call someone's 'conservative viewpoint' in a very insulting way.