Pronunciation: /mɪˈsændrɪst/
noun A person who dislikes, despises, or is strongly prejudiced against men
A1 She is a misandrist who dislikes men.
A2 The misandrist refused to work with any male colleagues.
B1 Her misandrist beliefs often lead to conflicts in her relationships.
B2 The misandrist's extreme views on men made her unpopular in the office.
C1 The misandrist's disdain for men was evident in her actions and words.
C2 Despite her misandrist tendencies, she was able to maintain professional relationships with male coworkers.
adjective Showing or characterized by a dislike of or prejudice against men
A1 She is a misandrist woman who dislikes men.
A2 The misandrist comments made by the character in the movie were unsettling.
B1 Her misandrist beliefs often lead to conflicts with male colleagues.
B2 The misandrist undertones in the novel were evident to readers.
C1 The politician's misandrist views caused controversy among the public.
C2 The author's misandrist portrayal of male characters sparked debate among literary critics.
formal She was accused of being a misandrist due to her negative comments about men in the workplace.
informal I heard she's a misandrist and doesn't trust men at all.
slang Don't listen to him, he's just a misandrist who hates all guys.
figurative Her misandrist views were like a dark cloud hanging over the conversation.
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