Pronunciation: /æn.drəˈsɛn.trɪk/
adjective relating to or focusing on men, particularly in terms of power or importance
A1 Some traditional societies have androcentric beliefs where men are considered superior to women.
A2 The book highlighted the androcentric nature of the society, where men held most of the power.
B1 The androcentric culture of the company made it difficult for women to advance in their careers.
B2 The androcentric bias in the hiring process was evident when only male candidates were selected for leadership positions.
C1 The androcentric worldview of the society was challenged by feminist movements advocating for gender equality.
C2 The androcentric perspective in academia has been criticized for overlooking the contributions of women in history.
formal The society was criticized for its androcentric views that marginalized women.
informal Some people still hold onto androcentric beliefs that men are superior to women.
slang It's ridiculous how androcentric some guys can be, thinking they're better than everyone else.
figurative The company's leadership was an androcentric fortress, with no room for women to rise up.
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