masculinity
- noun
- /ˌmæskjʊˈlɪnɪti/
- In much of Latin America, farming and irrigation are strongly associated with masculinity and identified as male jobs.
- masculinity and femininity
- constructions of masculinity
- masculinity and identity
Invite them to become what healthy masculinity looks like.
- Invite them to become what healthy masculinity looks like.
- It wasn't real masculinity in any way.
- That's that's toxic masculinity, if you will.
- Do you think masculinity has been emasculated in society?
- And so they like that kind of faux masculinity thrown out there on Twitter.
- They that they would have guest speakers that would talk about toxic masculinity, right.
- This is the bleakest picture of masculinity and of men I've ever heard in my life.
- So how would you express and demonstrate masculinity?
- But you know, the I think we'd slowly, slowly destroy masculinity in this country.
- So much so that they've actually termed the phrase toxic masculinity.
- The same paper wrapped shredded leaf is masculinity and femininity.
- We've just lost this sense of masculinity and and we've deemed masculinity.
- But but masculinity seems to be such under attack.
- Your first role as a man in his masculinity is to move to protect them.
Examples
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Many men struggle with the pressures of societal expectations about masculinity, feeling they must conform to specific ideals.
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All right, first up, what does masculinity mean to you?
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Invite them to become what healthy masculinity looks like.
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I want you to arrange these guys into a line in terms of masculinity, if you will.
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And masculinity encompasses every man's life.
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Society often expects certain behaviors that align with traditional masculinity, such as assertiveness and strength.
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The film examines how modern culture is reshaping the perception of masculinity, moving away from outdated stereotypes.
Synonyms
A person who is an adult male and who shows courage or strength
The qualities people often expect from men, like strength and courage
The traditional qualities and social identity of being male
Part of a person that shows traditional male traits like strength or confidence
Antonyms
How Masculine
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Masculinity comes from the Latin root mascul- meaning 'male' and is the same root used in masculine. So, masculinity names the qualities people often connect with being a man, like strength or confidence.