misandry

misandry
misandrist, n.
/mis"an dree/, n.
hatred of males. Cf. misogyny.
[1945-50; MIS-2 + -andry (as in POLYANDRY), on the model of MISOGYNY]

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  • misandry — ˈmiˌsandrē, aan , ri noun ( es) Etymology: Greek misandria, from misandros hating men (from mis mis (II) + andros, from andr , anēr man) + ia y more at andr : a hatred of men …   Useful english dictionary

  • misandry — noun Etymology: mis (as in misanthropy) + andr + 2 y Date: circa 1909 a hatred of men • misandrist noun or adjective …   New Collegiate Dictionary

  • misandry — noun /mᵻˈsandɹi,mɪˈsændɹi/ The hatred of, or pathological aversion to men …   Wiktionary

  • misandry — Aversion to or hatred of men. [G. miseo, to hate, + aner, andros, male] …   Medical dictionary

  • misandry — [mɪ sandri] noun hatred of men. Derivatives misandrist noun Origin 1940s: from Gk miso hating + anēr, andr man , on the pattern of misogyny …   English new terms dictionary

  • misandry — mis·an·dry …   English syllables

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