sexist

IPA: sˈɛksɪst

noun

  • A person who discriminates on grounds of sex; someone who practises sexism.

adjective

  • Unfairly discriminatory against one sex in favour of the other.
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Examples of "sexist" in Sentences

  • The focus is sexist and shallow.
  • Please change the sexist language.
  • The fact is that the act is sexist.
  • The current title is pretty sexist.
  • How about cleaning up the sexist bias
  • 'Sexist' is the adjective form of the noun 'sexism'.
  • The idea of skirts seems perverse and somewhat sexist.
  • Maybe Scots are more sexist and bigoted than the English.
  • Maybe Scots are more sexist and bigoted than the English
  • Feel free to use the term sexist in the contest of Wolcott.
  • Do you have the right to engage in sexist stag talk in a bar?
  • What's sexist is when ALL female characters are written this way.
  • The editors are racist, sexist and lowbrow at least shorten the article.
  • The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language defines sexism (from which the term sexist derives) as:
  • I was in an environment full of testosterone and chaotic male hormones, and the word sexist had not yet been invented.
  • Her petition urged shoppers to boycott J.C. Penney until it stopped selling shirts with what she called sexist messaging.
  • In an effort to enlighten ourselves, we searched the term "sexist" on several stock photography sites, and we came up with some fairly resolute results.
  • Osez le féminisme (Dare feminism) and Les Chiennes de garde (Guard bitches), two feminist groups in France, have launched a nationwide campaign against mademoiselle, branding the title "sexist."

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