Pronunciation: /ˌʃoʊvəˈnɪstɪk/
adjective showing excessive or prejudiced loyalty or support for a particular group or cause
A1 He is very chauvinistic and believes men are superior to women.
A2 She found his chauvinistic attitude towards other cultures offensive.
B1 The company has been criticized for its chauvinistic policies that favor male employees.
B2 The politician's chauvinistic remarks sparked outrage among the public.
C1 The director's chauvinistic behavior towards his female colleagues led to a discrimination lawsuit.
C2 The novel explores themes of chauvinistic nationalism and its impact on society.
formal The company's policies were criticized for being chauvinistic towards female employees.
informal He's so chauvinistic, always assuming he knows better than everyone else.
slang I can't stand those chauvinistic jerks who think women belong in the kitchen.
figurative His chauvinistic attitude towards other cultures is a barrier to building global relationships.
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