chauvinistic in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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As scholars argued, this aided in filtering out the chauvinistic domestic ideology at home to the other monarch.
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He was not popular with most critics or the general public throughout his life, often criticized as being egocentric, chauvinistic, and technocratic.
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As the series goes on, his chauvinistic attitude is downplayed.
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Young later apologized for what he called some blatantly chauvinistic remarks.
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The popular misconception was that it was a chauvinistic tune, which was anything but the case.
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He is depicted as a simple-minded, naive henpecked husband who pretends to be ultra male chauvinistic and always get in funny situations because of it.
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He is the most chauvinistic member of the news team.
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They only know chauvinistic, nationalistic and selfish criteria.
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He is a chauvinistic hypocrite who has no respect for women, including his own wife and daughter.
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His poems exhibit his dislike for the chauvinistic attitude of the rich towards the poor.
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