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machismo

noun

ma·​chis·​mo mä-ˈchēz-(ˌ)mō How to pronounce machismo (audio)
mə-,
-ˈkēz- How to pronounce machismo (audio)
-ˈkiz-,
-ˈchiz-
1
: a strong sense of masculine pride : an exaggerated masculinity
athletes displaying their machismo
2
: an exaggerated or exhilarating sense of power or strength
the administration's machismo in pushing for a new treaty

Example Sentences

a culture that prizes machismo and has rigid gender roles
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Word History

Etymology

Spanish, from macho

First Known Use

circa 1948, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Time Traveler
The first known use of machismo was circa 1948

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