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∙ 16y agoIt may mean nationalism and xenophobia of the 'anglo-saxons' or white anglo-saxon Americans. Chauvinism means nationalism and xenophobia, although its meaning has changed recently, in this case I'm sure it means xenophobia or even racism. The term suggests the nationalism and racism of so-called 'anglo-saxons' in 20th century America againist other ethnic groups, who they deemed inferior.
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What is an antonym for chauvinism?
It depends on what type of chauvinism you are talking about; male chauvinism= female chauvinism (and vice-versa) human chauvinism (anthropocentrism)= environment chauvinism (ecocentrism) etc...etc...
What is a sentence for the word chauvinism?
I am incredibly sorry that you cannot handle my chauvinism. Male chauvinism is rude and distasteful.
Who invented the language?
Anglosaxon and latin
Chauvinism in a sentence?
Chauvinism is, essentially, a prejudice loyalty to a specific gender or group. An example sentence would be: His chauvinism was absolutely disgusting.
Antonym for male chauvinism?
The antonym for male chauvinism is female chauvinism. Both refer to a prejudiced belief that one's sex is superior to the opposite sex.
What term means an attitude of superiority toward the opposite sex?
Chauvinism
What does mean Is just a hand in the bush on the lyrics No More Tears from Ozzy Osbourne?
play it in REVERSE at the end (when HE LAUGHS LAST) it says "chauvinism chauvinism chauvinism..."
How do you use the word chauvinism in a sentence?
He showed great chauvinism to the public during his campaign. Another sentence would be, chauvinism is very common when people are playing football.
Antonym for chauvinism?
neutrality
Chauvinism is extreme what?
Pigheadedness.
What is the definition of the word chauvinism?
Chauvinism is defined as an exaggerated or excessive patriotism or prejudiced loyalty or support for one's own cause or group. A prime example would be male chauvinism where the male believes he is superior to the female.
What was a function the public recital of poetry in the AngloSaxon and Scandinavian cultures?
what the fu**
