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Meanings of misogyny in English

Russian
женоненавистничество
Portuguese
misógino
Spanish
misógino
Catalan
misògines
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Hatred or dislike of women or girls.

женоненавистничество
Usage of misogyny in English
1
He has fought a campaign of abuse, riddled with racism and misogyny.
The Guardian
2
The other model Mokgerepi used to leverage his misogyny even chimed in.
Ebony
3
In the final third, she deconstructs misogyny, including her own internalised misogyny.
The Guardian
4
This image denigrates women's bodies and souls and reflects a deep misogyny.
The Irish Times
5
But I'm outraged by the contempt and the misogyny in this story.
BBC
6
It has apologised profusely after being accused of misogyny and body shaming.
News.com.au
7
But surely this Amazon scaremongering would have served to justify their misogyny.
The Lost Sisterhood
8
And, if misogyny is contained within a poem, does it even count?
The Irish Times
9
Are record labels advising against it, to perpetuate cultural caricatures and misogyny?
Ebony
10
Dunham seems fully capable of holding her own against this pat-on-the-head misogyny.
NY Magazine
11
That exclusion was wilful and conscious … It was misogyny and sexism.
The Guardian
12
Their appearance was greeted by impressive sales and outraged accusations of misogyny.
The Guardian
13
Nottinghamshire police decided to classify misogyny as a hate crime in 2016.
The Guardian
14
Transition Times:Hip hop is often associated with drugs, misogyny and violence.
The Irish Times
15
It goes back decades, this misogyny and male-dominated industry -it's really toxic.
News.com.au
16
For misogyny is not some secret society, a form of freemasonry.
The Guardian
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Misogyny across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common