Pronunciation: /ˈmæskjəlɪst/
noun a person who advocates for the rights and interests of men, often in the context of gender equality
A1 A masculist believes in promoting the rights and interests of men.
A2 The masculist movement focuses on advocating for men's issues and equality.
B1 Some people view masculists as advocates for men's rights in society.
B2 Masculists often work to challenge traditional gender roles and stereotypes.
C1 The masculist perspective on gender equality is complex and multifaceted.
C2 Scholars have debated the effectiveness of masculist movements in addressing gender inequalities.
adjective relating to or characteristic of masculism or masculists
A1 He is a masculist man who believes in traditional gender roles.
A2 The movie portrayed the main character as a masculist hero, always saving the day.
B1 The masculist movement advocates for equal rights and opportunities for men and women.
B2 Some people view the masculist perspective as outdated and harmful to gender equality.
C1 The author's masculist views on masculinity and femininity sparked a heated debate among readers.
C2 The documentary delves into the complexities of masculist ideologies and their impact on society.
formal The masculist movement advocates for the rights and interests of men in society.
informal Some people think being a masculist means hating women, but that's not true.
slang He's always going on about being a masculist, but I think he just likes to argue.
figurative In the battle of the sexes, the masculist is often seen as the underdog fighting against stereotypes and discrimination.
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