noun
definition
A person who discriminates on grounds of sex; someone who practises sexism.
adjective
definition
Unfairly discriminatory against one sex in favour of the other.
Examples of sexist in a Sentence
Ironically, Woods himself was accused that same year of making both racist and sexist jokes.
He compared them to "tattooed, male players" and injected a racist and sexist comment about their appearances.
Baking together might be fun (I know that sounds sexist, but it can be bonding).
Baron Cohen appeared as Borat at the 2006 MTV Movie Awards, but his appearance was edited out due to sexist remarks about Jessica Simpson.
Not even a public apology regarding the sexist remarks he made to a female officer and the Anti-Semitic remarks he yelled out during his arrest could help him recover his once spotless reputation.
From political jabs to sexist slams, the race to produce the most offensive T shirts is on, and many clothing manufacturers are happy to be taking part.
Stay away from sexist and racist humor in the speech.
Yes, this seems sexist, but here are the thoughts that provoked the preference.
Pink's Infamous Spoof Video is notorious in the way it stabs at video girls, pop goddesses and all the other sexist cheesiness of American pop culture.
All of these styles are very sexy, but after you see the Peep Show Babydoll with Matching G-String, you may think that it's the sexist of them all.
The song contained lyrics that Saffre felt were both sexist and homophobic.
Accused of being sexist by Martel and a long time family friend brought in as a mediator, Heene broke down and apologized.
The sexist comments rising prosperity and a mac mini.
We have also proscribed some types of talk, racist, sexist.
Take a stand against sexist language and behavior and pornography and support workmates who are experiencing sexual harassment.
The Ernies are handed out for the worst derogatory--read that as sexist--public statements, so I can only imagine a good amount of their time was spent narrowing down which of Cruise's comments was the worst.
Feminists have pointed out potential sexist elements in moral development theories devised by male researchers using male subjects only (such as Kohlberg's early work).