chauvinism in Irish
chauvinism in Irish is seobhaineachas — chauvinism means an extreme and aggressive belief that your own country is better than others.
chauvinism in Irish
seobhaineachas
(pejorative) Unwarranted bias, favoritism, or devotion to one's own particular group, cause, or idea.
What does "chauvinism" mean?
- noun An extreme and aggressive belief that your own country is better than others.
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noun An unfair preference for, or loyalty to, your own group, cause or idea.
"“This is an outrageous example of unconscious racial chauvinism!” Jack said."
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chauvinism in a sentence
- “This is an outrageous example of unconscious racial chauvinism!” Jack said.
- Feminists say that male chauvinism is still prevalent in cultures worldwide.
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What is "chauvinism" in Irish?
"chauvinism" in Irish is seobhaineachas. chauvinism means: An extreme and aggressive belief that your own country is better than others.
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