noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
male
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He got a little tired of her complaints that male chauvinism had stopped her getting a book out.
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We doubt if any of the men on translation committees or who did their own translations are conscious of any male chauvinism .
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But to ascribe this to male chauvinism wouldn't be accurate either.
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Marriage experts have slammed Laura's ideas as offensive and pandering to male chauvinism .
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Hence also the exaggerated tribalism, the bullheaded racism of an Alf Garnett, the dogged male chauvinism of an Andy Capp.
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He's had a lifelong fight with feminists who accuse him of extreme male chauvinism and damaging their dignity.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The academy was labeled a stronghold of male chauvinism .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Bandaranaike used Sinhalese chauvinism to gain power, but found he could not control it.
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But to ascribe this to male chauvinism wouldn't be accurate either.
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For the less sophisticated, it was chauvinism .
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He got a little tired of her complaints that male chauvinism had stopped her getting a book out.
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Perhaps it is because of a hearty dislike of chauvinism and exaggerated nationalism that I have not become an intense patriot.
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The absence of media chauvinism is testimony, Morris Matthews believes, to the women's communication skills.
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They regard a last-minute request to spend the weekend collating figures in Darlington as proof positive of their triumph against chauvinism .
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This sense is often identified with nationalism and patriotism which can be dangerously close to racism, chauvinism and xenophobia.