chauvinistic
cauvinis
definition
adjective
Some of the nationalist movements - for example, elements in the Azerbaijani movement - are highly chauvinistic .
feeling or displaying aggressive or exaggerated patriotism.
example
Balancing out his 'chauvinistic' upbringing is the right half of his brain, his feminine side.
She gently admonished the translator, a man, by exhorting him not to be 'chauvinistic' by distorting facts.
My writing partner is a violent, 'chauvinistic' semi-literate adolescent.
He resists making 'chauvinistic' assumptions about a woman's sexual proclivities.
The increasing alienation felt by Pashtuns makes them receptive to the Taliban's 'chauvinistic' message.
Some of the nationalist movements - for example, elements in the Azerbaijani movement - are highly 'chauvinistic' .
Eddie's failings are lent an almost intolerable poignancy by his former 'chauvinistic' notions of patriotism.
I personally have not come upon 'chauvinistic' attitudes on the part of men I have trained with.
Some socialists will accuse us of being 'chauvinistic' .
How many men were not 'chauvinistic' in the '40s, the '50s, which is where Jackie came from.
In spite of vociferous, 'chauvinistic' assertions, there is no New Zealand (or Australian) culture.
The tone of the book is neither 'chauvinistic' nor apologetic.
They were male 'chauvinistic' creatures of their day.
In the 'chauvinistic' mood of the 1918 election MacDonald suffered a heavy defeat at Leicester.
Nationalism is not inherently violent; neither is it liberal, nor conservative, nor 'chauvinistic' .
Going by the male 'chauvinistic' mind set, this may be equal justice.
It is not risible or 'chauvinistic' to believe there are some things a country needs to celebrate.
In the epoch of globalisation the conjuring up of national values inevitably assumes reactionary, 'chauvinistic' or xenophobic forms.
I had grown up in a very male 'chauvinistic' environment in Taiwan.
The way the film is constructed, it feels rather 'chauvinistic' .
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