philogyny Antonyms
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Meaning of philogyny
Wordnet
philogyny (n)
admiration for women
Webster
philogyny (n.)
Fondness for women; uxoriousness; -- opposed to misogyny.
philogyny Sentence Examples
- The philogyny of the town extended to all its female visitors, regardless of their socioeconomic status.
- The artist's philogyny was evident in his many paintings depicting strong and beautiful women.
- The philogynist's views on women were widely praised as progressive and enlightened.
- The government's philogyny policies included measures to promote gender equality in education and employment.
- The philogynic society organized a series of events to celebrate the achievements of women.
- The philogynous literature of the era emphasized the intellectual and creative capacities of women.
- The philogynic movement gained momentum during the Victorian era, advocating for women's rights and equality.
- The philogynous sentiments of the community were expressed in their support for women's suffrage.
- The philogynist's conviction was that women deserved to be respected and valued for their talents and contributions.
- The philogynic culture of the group encouraged women to pursue their passions and aspirations without fear of judgment.
FAQs About the word philogyny
admiration for womenFondness for women; uxoriousness; -- opposed to misogyny.
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The philogyny of the town extended to all its female visitors, regardless of their socioeconomic status.
The artist's philogyny was evident in his many paintings depicting strong and beautiful women.
The philogynist's views on women were widely praised as progressive and enlightened.
The government's philogyny policies included measures to promote gender equality in education and employment.
