Dislike and Sexism

Dislike

Dislike noun - A strong feeling of not liking or approving.

Sexism and dislike are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sexism" instead a noun "Dislike".

Nearby Words: disliked, disliking

Sexism

Sexism noun - Discriminatory or abusive behavior towards members of the opposite sex.
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Synonyms for Sexism

Dislike and sexism are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dislike" instead a noun "Sexism".

How words are described

mild mild dislike mild sexism
open open dislike open sexism
obvious obvious dislike obvious sexism
real real dislike real sexism
Other adjectives: constant, severe, extreme, little, bad, ingrained, general, noted.

Both words in one sentence

  • King of the Hill kind of uses this: Cotton always referred to Peggy as "Hank's Wife," which demonstrated both his sexism and his general dislike for her.
  • Series / Spartacus: Blood and Sand Deliberate Values Dissonance: While several women and slaves dislike being oppressed on a personal level, most articulate no underlying philosophical objection to slavery or sexism in general, at least until Spartacus and friends take a stand for freedom.
  • I thoroughly enjoy TG Cid's character, who is a combination of comic relief, Noble Bigot with a Badge (surprisingly effectively, since I normally dislike sexism yet appreciate his personality presented here), and a Trickster Mentor as pointed out above.
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