Pronunciation: /ˈsɪŋɡlɪzəm/
noun the discrimination or prejudice against people who are single
A1 Singlism is discrimination against single people.
A2 Some people may experience singlism when they are treated differently for being single.
B1 Singlism can manifest in various forms such as exclusion from social events or limited access to certain benefits.
B2 Awareness about singlism is important to promote equality and inclusivity in society.
C1 The impact of singlism on individuals' mental health and well-being should not be underestimated.
C2 Efforts to combat singlism require a multi-faceted approach involving policy changes and societal attitudes.
formal Singlism is a form of discrimination against individuals who are not in a romantic relationship.
informal I never realized how prevalent singlism is until my friends started teasing me for being single.
slang Some people just can't handle being single and resort to singlism to feel better about themselves.
figurative The company's policy of only offering benefits to married employees is a clear example of singlism in the workplace.
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