misogynist
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8.1
- noun
- /mɪˈsɒdʒɪnɪst/
- Offensive
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misógino
- So you know, when I hear about what a racist, misogynist patriarchy we live in, how do you even leave the house?
- misogynist views
- misogynist view of women
- misogynist discourse
They need to be not a misogynist.
- They need to be not a misogynist.
- And he's beat up because he's a a violent misogynist.
- I don't know if he's a self-proclaimed misogynist.
- You know, as a world famous misogynist, it would only be fitting for me to say no.
- And for you know, the criticisms are value judgements about his character, Cold, brutal, sometimes called misogynist.
- Well, top G and alleged misogynist Andrew Tate has been arrested for allegedly sex ring and sex trafficking related crimes.
- Why the guy was grade A nonce and misogynist.
- Well, Lex is the person that platforms misogynist.
- And I don't think they were saying how are you all right, as in are you all right living with this kind of vile misogynist?
- So if we were going to, you know, call in Tootsie, we're going to say that he is his flaw is a misogynist.
Examples
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And in Ranieri's situation, ironically, I think it's fair to say that he was a misogynist, that he had no real respect for women.
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Because of the presence of misogynist narratives across ethnic genres, the assumption is that they perform cultural work.
Academic text (2014) -
OK, you call out misogynist online, is that right?
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We now return to misogynist Santa.
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What kind of misogynist contest is this?
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Well, the main thing they were learning seemed to be what a misogynist Shakespeare was.
Academic text (1999) -
As in other police forces in the UK, there is clear evidence that Police Scotland has misogynist and sexual predators in its ranks.
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You parse what people say and do, and then accuse them of being racist or misogynist or otherwise horrible.
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If Achebe were solely concerned with the predicament of the nation, why present a misogynist as the unreliable narrator?
Academic text (2017) -
The documentary exposed the misogynist attitudes that still exist in many workplaces.
Synonyms
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8.1
A person who strongly dislikes women
Antonyms
How Prejudiced
Surface Forms
Morphology
misogynist = misogyny (transparent) = miso + gyn + ist
Formed by adding the productive agentive suffix '-ist' to the noun 'misogyny', so the agentive meaning is directly derivable.
Etymology
Misogynist comes from Greek parts misos 'hatred' and gynē 'woman'. So a misogynist is someone who hates or strongly dislikes women.