rockcist
- adjective
- /ˈrɑk.sɪst/
- Slang
- Her rockcist comments about pop and hip-hop artists upset her friends.
Examples
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Some fans accused the magazine of being rockcist in its coverage of new music releases.
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His rockcist views make it hard for him to appreciate pop music.
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He was called rockcist for refusing to listen to any music that was not classic rock.
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She often criticizes others for their rockcist opinions.
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She was labeled rockcist when she dismissed all country music as inferior to rock.
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His rockcist remarks about rap music led to heated discussions among his peers.
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The review was criticized for being rockcist, as it only praised rock bands and ignored other genres.
Antonyms
How Biased
Surface Forms
Morphology
rockcist = rockist (semi-transparent) = rock + cist
Formed on the recognisable base 'rockist' (rock + -ist) but the surface form copies the pattern of 'racist' (inserting 'c'), an irregular analogical change that may not be fully transparent to learners.
Etymology
The word rockcist comes from joining rock and the ending -cist, like in racist which means 'prejudiced'. It describes someone or something that unfairly dislikes certain music genres while favoring rock.