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Definition of sexist in English: sexistadjective ˈsɛksɪstˈsɛksɪst Characterized by or showing prejudice, stereotyping, or discrimination, typically against women, on the basis of sex. old-fashioned sexist attitudes a blatantly sexist remark Example sentencesExamples - The struggle for genuine spiritual self-definition using outmoded, sexist terms becomes these girls' existential crisis.
- He's just a sexist lout who thinks he's a Latin lover.
- Today's social decorum might dictate a dismissal of overtly sexist, cheap popular imagery.
- It loses points for its sexist point of view regarding 'inner beauty'.
- The supportive environment encourages the group to discuss issues raised by the often sexist lyrics of hip hop.
- In a sexist, thoughtless, simple-minded story, he found yet a new way to ghettoize actresses in Hollywood.
- Others have told me that they thought I was making some sort of sexist statement by showing an entrapped female.
- The couples on the street showed a noteworthy equality, and everyday flirtation is carried out, in general, without sexist airs.
- The beer segment is especially funny with its blatant sexist overtones.
- Her plans to study medicine elicit her brother's sexist comment that she should be satisfied with nursing.
noun ˈsɛksɪstˈsɛksɪst A person with sexist views. I want to make it clear that I'm certainly not a sexist sexists have no place in our modern political campaigns Example sentencesExamples - It's a plot by sexists in general to prove that women just aren't funny.
- It's yet another way to caricature the right as knee-jerk sexists and foaming-at-the-mouth religious zealots.
- Sexists say this event just isn't the same as the NBA draft, which is true.
- Belittling her intellectual legitimacy is the sort of a tactic often employed by sexists, racists, and others who cling to power for fear of losing it.
- They think being invited back to the next party is more important than calling someone a sexist after an insensitive joke.
- I'm no sexist, but any culture not at least minimally protective of women and children is ultimately self-genocidal.
- Anybody who disagrees with what is daubed on the wall must be shouted down as a sexist, a racist, or a homophobe.
- At first they don't mesh, mostly because he is a pig-headed sexist and she is an outspoken lesbian.
- Saying that men are more likely to be violent criminals, rapists, or sexists would be 'derogatory or demeaning', and thus sexual harassment.
- They're trying to portray them as a bunch of bigots, racists, and sexists—the same old playbook stuff.
Definition of sexist in US English: sexistadjectiveˈsɛksɪstˈseksist Characterized by or showing prejudice, stereotyping, or discrimination, typically against women, on the basis of sex. old-fashioned sexist attitudes a blatantly sexist remark Example sentencesExamples - Others have told me that they thought I was making some sort of sexist statement by showing an entrapped female.
- The couples on the street showed a noteworthy equality, and everyday flirtation is carried out, in general, without sexist airs.
- The supportive environment encourages the group to discuss issues raised by the often sexist lyrics of hip hop.
- He's just a sexist lout who thinks he's a Latin lover.
- Her plans to study medicine elicit her brother's sexist comment that she should be satisfied with nursing.
- The struggle for genuine spiritual self-definition using outmoded, sexist terms becomes these girls' existential crisis.
- The beer segment is especially funny with its blatant sexist overtones.
- In a sexist, thoughtless, simple-minded story, he found yet a new way to ghettoize actresses in Hollywood.
- It loses points for its sexist point of view regarding 'inner beauty'.
- Today's social decorum might dictate a dismissal of overtly sexist, cheap popular imagery.
nounˈsɛksɪstˈseksist A person with sexist views. I want to make it clear that I'm certainly not a sexist sexists have no place in our modern political campaigns Example sentencesExamples - Belittling her intellectual legitimacy is the sort of a tactic often employed by sexists, racists, and others who cling to power for fear of losing it.
- Sexists say this event just isn't the same as the NBA draft, which is true.
- It's a plot by sexists in general to prove that women just aren't funny.
- Anybody who disagrees with what is daubed on the wall must be shouted down as a sexist, a racist, or a homophobe.
- I'm no sexist, but any culture not at least minimally protective of women and children is ultimately self-genocidal.
- It's yet another way to caricature the right as knee-jerk sexists and foaming-at-the-mouth religious zealots.
- They're trying to portray them as a bunch of bigots, racists, and sexists—the same old playbook stuff.
- At first they don't mesh, mostly because he is a pig-headed sexist and she is an outspoken lesbian.
- They think being invited back to the next party is more important than calling someone a sexist after an insensitive joke.
- Saying that men are more likely to be violent criminals, rapists, or sexists would be 'derogatory or demeaning', and thus sexual harassment.
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