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Meanings of chauvinism in English
Usage of chauvinism in English
1
At other times there is a risk of chauvinism and outright xenophobia.
2
Orchid had the sense not to object to that bit of chauvinism.
3
Remains a light against the shadows of nationalism and ethnic chauvinism.
4
During the Spanish-American war the spirit of chauvinism was at its highest tide.
5
French chauvinism fell into the trap Bismarck had prepared for it.
6
The specialty deserves praise for overcoming institutional chauvinism to accomplish this.
7
Is Italy the last bastion of old-fashioned sexism and male chauvinism?
8
French chauvinism had waxed and waned, but it was never extinguished.
9
Both men are unfaithful to their wives and Harry represents a brutish chauvinism.
10
Even a privileged woman like myself has experienced chauvinism and patronage.
11
In a specially marked manner the pan-Serb chauvinism showed itself during the Bosnian crisis.
12
The pan-Serb chauvinism appeared especially marked during the Bosnian crisis.
13
Your schools and universities are known for nothing but teaching religious intolerance and chauvinism.
14
As Putin's Russia has shown, chauvinism is more effective than we like to believe.
15
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's political views have always tended towards Great-Russian chauvinism.
16
Kingdoms where the chains of a thousand years of chauvinism have finally rusted away.
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Portuguese
Chauvinism through the time