“Misogyny” vs. “Misogamy”: What’s the Difference?
Jun 8, 2023
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The difference between “misogyny” and “misogamy”
- Misogyny is directed specifically towards women, while misogamy is focused on avoiding marriage.
- Misogyny is often linked to broader issues such as gender inequality and discrimination, while misogamy is primarily a personal preference or choice.
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What is the definition of “misogyny” and “misogamy”?
Misogyny
- Misogyny is a deep-seated hatred or prejudice against women or girls.
- It encompasses beliefs, attitudes, cultural practices, and behaviors that are aimed at oppressing, demeaning, or mistreating women.
Misogamy
- Misogamy is the act of hating or avoiding marriage.
Which is the more popular variant on the Internet?
“Misogyny” is the more popular variant on the web.
More popular
Misogyny
19,300,000 results on the web
Examples
- His constant sexist comments reveal a deep-seated misogyny.
- The comments section of the article was filled with misogyny and hate speech.
- The country's laws and policies are steeped in misogyny and patriarchal values.
Misogamy
41,100 results on the web
Examples
- After years of failed relationships, she decided to embrace misogamy and focus on her career.
- His insistence on misogamy was seen as a radical departure from the norms of his time.
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