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I think a male chauvinistic pig is a man who is an idiot xxx lol i asked this question and by the way peeps this may not be correct
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Chauvinistic is an exaggerated or aggressive form of patriotism. Someone who is chauvinistic has prideful and excessively supportive of their own kind whether it's their group, organization, sex, or anything they are a part of. For an example, a guy who believes men are superior to women could be considered chauvinistic.
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dedicated, devoted, faithful, loyal, zealous, chauvinistic, nationalistic
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The previous answer was a tad chauvinistic.
Jason Derülo was born in Miami, America, and is a Haitian American.
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Most men are chauvinistic and therefore think that they are better than the women.
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Mel Gibson played the role of a chauvinistic advertising executive in the movie What Women Want.
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Chauvinistic, from Nicholas Chauvin, a French soldier. Probably fictional though
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He felt chauvinistic toward women that their place was in the home making babies
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Prejudiced, intolerant, bigoted, racist, chauvinistic, narrow-minded, jaundiced and xenophobic are a few. bullies jealous
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The notion of a woman's place should be in the home is an absolutely chauvinistic perspective. Men who dictated that they were the superior species to women established this belief when they created their religion. The various religions created by chauvinistic men treated women as offspring producing servants of male masters. A woman's place is to be treated with equity, respect and dignity as is deserving of every other human despite their gender, age, affiliation, class and appearance.
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Ethnochauvinism is when you are chauvinistic about your ethnic group. That is, you say yours is better than any other ethnic group, you put down members of other groups and unfairly discriminate against them.
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Essentially, they are the same thing. I would imagine girls would like being called "pretty" more, "hot" might be offensive, sexist, and/or chauvinistic to them, so tread carefully.
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No, not all men are chauvinistic pigs. Stereotyping based on gender is not accurate or fair. It's important to address individual behavior rather than making broad generalizations about an entire group.
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The word chauvinistic is the prejudiced belief that a person's own gender or race is superior than someone elses. Mostly this word is used to describe a man who believes himself to be better than a woman, because they are of a weaker sex.
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Body type should not dictate how one dresses. To chastise someone of size for wearing a dress is vile and chauvinistic.
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Well they obviously preferred to flirt with the woman, she may have been young and pretty. They had nothing to gain by the family waiting. Male chauvinistic behaviour this is. They were probably giving each other a pat on the back.
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9 times out of 10 it means he's not interested in you or he's cheap. The man should always offer to pay and it is up to the woman to volunteer to throw in money, in which a good man will always refuse her money. Now if you are a big defender of equality for men and women and he knows this, he may let you pay so you don't see him as chauvinistic.
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Perrault was a French author so he set many of the tales in the French court of the past. The French are almost as chauvinistic as the Spanish. In the movie Versions, Anastasia"s rendezvous point ( in l997 film) is Paris, nor Berlin. like to have the UFO land in the back yard, or at least the local park. C'est la Vie Francaise!
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The roof of the Sistine Chapel.
Yeah and I found these ones:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Schnorr_von_Carolsfeld_Bibel_in_Bildern_1860_001.png
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Trinity_-_Coecke_van_Aelst.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Pietro_Perugino_cat23.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Diego_Velázquez_012.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:LA_Cathedral_Mausoleum_Coronation_of_Mary.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GodInvitingChristDetail.jpg
So not only he is painted, which is terrible, because he should have no physical form, but he is also always represented as a male! That is so chauvinistic!
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It has been rumored a BMW Hydrogen 7 ( hot stuff- but the only exhaust is water vapor-true!) Also a range Rover similar to a Land Rover ( British Jeep if you don:t mind me being chauvinistic, like say Chinese Bulldog rather than Shar-Pei.
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It is not common for truckers to refer to lot lizards as "baby girl." Lot lizards are a term used for sex workers who solicit truckers at truck stops. Typically, truckers use this term to refer to them rather than using affectionate nicknames like "baby girl."
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"Spinster" was a commonly used term for an unmarried older woman, but the term gained unwanted connotations of age and unsuitability for marriage. Also, a spinster could be male, if it referred to one who spun yarn and/or made textiles. Forming the feminine as "bacheloress" was never widely accepted.
The common term (perhaps chauvinistic) is "bachelorette", used on the game show "The Dating Game" (1965-1973 and syndication), as well as on the eponymous ABC television series, 2003-2005 and revived in 2008.t
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2 syllables:
christic, cystic, mistic, mystic, sistek
3 syllables:
artistic, autistic, ballistic, holistic, linguistic, logistic, patristic, puristic, sadistic, simplistic, statistic, stylistic
4 syllables:
altruistic, atheistic, chauvinistic, coloristic, dualistic, euphemistic, fatalistic, feudalistic, futuristic, hedonistic, hellenistic, humanistic, jingoistic, journalistic, legalistic, mechanistic, moralistic, narcissistic, novelistic, optimistic, pantheistic, pessimistic, pluralistic, socialistic, solipsistic, stalinistic, surrealistic, synergistic, terroristic, unrealistic, voyeuristic
5 syllables:
anachronistic, antagonistic, antiballistic, capitalistic, characteristic, deterministic, expressionistic, idealistic, impressionistic, militaristic, monopolistic, nationalistic, naturalistic, opportunistic, paternalistic, polytheistic, primitivistic, propagandistic, relativistic, religious mystic, ritualistic 2 syllables:
christic, cystic, mistic, mystic, sistek
3 syllables:
artistic, autistic, ballistic, holistic, linguistic, logistic, patristic, puristic, sadistic, simplistic, statistic, stylistic
4 syllables:
altruistic, atheistic, chauvinistic, coloristic, dualistic, euphemistic, fatalistic, feudalistic, futuristic, hedonistic, hellenistic, humanistic, jingoistic, journalistic, legalistic, mechanistic, moralistic, narcissistic, novelistic, optimistic, pantheistic, pessimistic, pluralistic, socialistic, solipsistic, stalinistic, surrealistic, synergistic, terroristic, unrealistic, voyeuristic
5 syllables:
anachronistic, antagonistic, antiballistic, capitalistic, characteristic, deterministic, expressionistic, idealistic, impressionistic, militaristic, monopolistic, nationalistic, naturalistic, opportunistic, paternalistic, polytheistic, primitivistic, propagandistic, relativistic, religious mystic, ritualistic
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Chauvinism, is the prejudiced belief of ones national superiority, turning a blind eye to other opinions and rampantly promoting ones view points. It is often mistakenly perceived to be male chauvinism which is something entirely different, male chauvinism is more or less directly related to sexism. Male Chauvinism, in where a male believes beyond a reason of a doubt that the opposite sex is inferior and incapable of difficult tasks, or even remedial ones depending on the personal viewpoint of that individual. An example of this would be to say that women can't run as fast as men because they are weaker, which while many people know to be false, some chauvinists firmly believe that statement.
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He's a writer of children's books. He's written some classics for children including The Paper Bag Princess (a poke at some of the chauvinistic overtones of traditional fairy tales); and Love You Forever (which was given some attention in a later episode of the sit-com Friends).
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There are several major themes in this play. The difference between genders (the women worrying about small 'trifles', the men worrying about the murder; sensitive towards Mrs. Wright vs. concerned about the law) and spousal abuse (Mrs. Wright being smothered by her husband, Mr. Wright's murder when he goes too far) are the two most prevalent ones.
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2 syllables:
christic, cystic, mistic, mystic, sistek
3 syllables:
artistic, autistic, ballistic, heuristic, holistic, linguistic, logistic,patristic, puristic, sadistic, simplistic, stylistic
4 syllables:
altruistic, atheistic, chauvinistic, coloristic, dualistic, euphemistic,fatalistic, feudalistic, futuristic, hedonistic, hellenistic,humanistic, jingoistic, journalistic, legalistic, mechanistic,moralistic, narcissistic, novelistic, optimistic, pantheistic,pessimistic, pluralistic, pugilistic, realistic, socialistic, stalinistic,surrealistic, synergistic, terroristic, unrealistic, voyeuristic
5 syllables:
anachronistic, antagonistic, antiballistic, capitalistic,characteristic, deterministic, expressionistic, idealistic,impressionistic, militaristic, monopolistic, nationalistic,naturalistic, opportunistic, paternalistic, polytheistic, primitivistic,propagandistic, relativistic, religious mystic, ritualistic
6 syllables:
imperialistic, materialistic, oligopolistic, sensationalistic,sex characteristic, uncharacteristic
7 syllables:
individualistic
9 syllables:
primary sex characteristic
10 syllables:
secondary sex characteristic
my favourite is the last one
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Ms. is a term for an older unmarried woman who is single, divorced, or a widow. It can also be used when you do not know the martial status of a woman because it is a term of respect. A person who is a "Miss" is usually younger and has not been married at all compared to "Ms" for a woman who has been married.
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Ms. (pronounced Mizz) is the honorific used when addressing a woman of any age or marital status. Like calling a man Master for a youth or Mister for an old or mature man, calling a woman Miss or Mrs. indicates a "need" to address her marital status in her title. The French have led the way in this matter abandoning the Mlle./Mme. designations (based on age and marital status) for the common title Mme. Hopefully English will move away from such chauvinistic titles as they already have for Spinster for an older unmarried woman and Widow for a woman who was married but whose husband is dead.
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Despite the relatively chauvinistic times the story of Rikki-tikki-tavi is set, the wives play a considerably important part. Teddy's unnamed mother is central to the decision for Rikki-tikki to remain in the household, Darzees' wife has an important part in Rikki-tikkis' plan to destroy Nagainas' eggs and ultimatley Nagaina proves to be a more dangerous enemy than her husband Nag.
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No they don't, A man will tell you in cruder words a vagina is a vagina. But be realistic Brad Pitt already has Angelina. Love the one your with, and please don't be the stereotypical "big" girl who has to preform leud acts for love. Not every man is a chauvinistic douche who can't realize love is an internal thing. Everything aside though, if your uncomfortable with you weight make the change, the best way to start losing weight is to only drink water, exercise, and focus on what made you unhealthy in the first place and STOP doing it. wish you luck :) oh and i'm a dude by the way see were not all bad
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If you are kind, empathetic and interesting, you will eventually find your match. In the meantime, you can find activities to make you healthier and happier. Both just add to your appeal.
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christic, cystic, mistic, mystic, sistek
artistic, autistic, holistic, linguistic, logistic, patristic, puristic,sadistic, simplistic, statistic, stylistic altruistic, atheistic, chauvinistic, coloristic, dualistic, euphemistic,fatalistic, feudalistic, futuristic, hedonistic, hellenistic, humanistic,jingoistic, journalistic, legalistic, mechanistic, moralistic,narcissistic, novelistic, optimistic, pantheistic, pessimistic,pluralistic, realistic, socialistic, solipsistic, stalinistic, surrealistic,synergistic, terroristic, unrealistic, voyeuristic
anachronistic, antagonistic, antiballistic, capitalistic, characteristic,deterministic, expressionistic, idealistic, impressionistic, militaristic,monopolistic, nationalistic, naturalistic, opportunistic, paternalistic,polytheistic, primitivistic, propagandistic, relativistic,religious mystic, ritualistic imperialistic, materialistic, oligopolistic, sensationalistic,sex characteristic, uncharacteristic
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2 syllables:
christic, cystic, mistic, mystic, sistek 3 syllables:
artistic, autistic, ballistic, holistic, linguistic, patristic, puristic, sadistic, simplistic, statistic, stylistic 4 syllables:
altruistic, atheistic, chauvinistic, coloristic, dualistic, euphemistic, fatalistic, feudalistic, futuristic, hedonistic, hellenistic, humanistic, jingoistic, journalistic, legalistic, mechanistic, moralistic, narcissistic, novelistic, optimistic, pantheistic, pessimistic, pluralistic, realistic, socialistic, solipsistic, stalinistic, surrealistic, synergistic, terroristic, unrealistic, voyeuristic 5 syllables:
anachronistic, antagonistic, antiballistic, capitalistic, characteristic, deterministic, expressionistic, idealistic, impressionistic, militaristic, monopolistic, nationalistic, naturalistic, opportunistic, paternalistic, polytheistic, primitivistic, propagandistic, relativistic, religious mystic, ritualistic 6 syllables:
imperialistic, materialistic, oligopolistic, sensationalistic, sex characteristic, uncharacteristic 7 syllables:
individualistic, parametric statistic 8 syllables:
distribution free statistic
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Aunt Jennifer's Tigers: Adrienne Riche
Aunt Jennifer weaves a panel to create tigers that express a feminist view in a male dominated society that has denied her freedom of expression, bound in fear in a chauvinistic society by matrimony and domestic ordeals that demands obedience.
A women desires the attributes of the tigers to be bright( like the yellow topaz)confident ,to live without fear of men as (denizens) born in freedom and equality in Nature.
She has been bound in matrimonial and domestic life and finds it not only difficult but also fears to express her feminist views.She finally expresses herself(in fear of matrimonial life that denies any defiance) and finds freedom in death.
The tigers(in the panel) become immortal feminist expressions and live in joy in future.
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India, the sub-continent, is indubitably a great country of miscellaneous cultures, traditions, religions, castes and geographical characteristics. However, India is even known for its sobriquet 'male-chauvinistic nation '. It 's 'Bharath Maatha ' who is inturn a woman that serves as the mother of every Indian. While such a woman looks after every Indian child, women in general are simply being disregarded at the dominant men 's best. Men ought not to forget the fact that 'men ' are in 'WOmen '. Women are no less than men in India in any sector. Women are not what they really were. Some decades ago, women were limited to the kitchen. Today, Indian women have made their presence felt virtually in every field. Women have ultimately come out of their 'saree ' image and entrap the nation by dint of their hardwork and power. Women Empowerment is infact the ability of women to exercise full control over one's actions. Empowerment of women in India is conspicuous by many live examples.
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The essay The Man in Black written by Oliver Goldsmith is a satirical piece of writing attacking the kind of socio-political situation that prevailed in England during the period of Anglo Saxons. Oliver starts by writing that if there was any personality that he admired, it was the Man in Black. He states that the reason why he admired that man in black was because of his appearing as something that he in fact is not.
The man in black is projected to be a person with a kind, genial and sympathetic heart but he had characteristics completely to the contrary - rude, stern, unkind and curt. This proves that English Society, during that time had a peculiar tendency of considering the male species as something macho, chauvinistic, stern and masculine. The dominance of the males in the family brought about by their manly nature was something that was socially and politically acceptable and encouraged.
These stereotypical aspects of males being encouraged to be dominant, masculine and commanding were what the society and the politics of the time considered prestigious and dignified. Goldsmith, through this essay, actually wants to discourage the trend of being what you are not.
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Age old question.
Men can be many different things:
Stubborn
Thick-headed
Chauvinistic
Egotistical
Insightful
Arguementative
Pain In the ***
And the list goes on and on. But every person is different. You can't say all men are hard to "work" or "deal" with because you have yet to meet many of the good men out there (yes, there is good men in this world). Although, you may have been expecting a woman to answer this question, my best answer to you is, every time you have an interaction with the opposite sex, whether mental, emotional, or physical, study there habits, personality and adaptibility to the best of your abilities and basically start a comparison list in your mind. Once you figure out the basis of the male species and learn what steps to take, things will get a whole lot easier.
Plain and simple, There is no real answer to this question that anyone can tell you other than yourself...
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Why is a simple hysterectomy not called a ovariectomy because there are ovaries involved in ovariectomy.
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By referring to Thesaurus.com, you can see that you could describe an opinionated person asadamant, arbitrary, assertive, biased, bigoted, bossy, bullheaded, cocksure, cocky, conceited, dictatorial, doctrinaire, dogmatic, hard-line, high-handed, inflexible, intransigent, locked in, obdurate, obstinate, one-sided, oracular, overbearing, pigheaded, positive, pragmatic, pragmatical, prejudiced, self-assertive, set in stone, set-on, single-minded, stubborn, tilted, uncompromising, unyielding, or weighted.
If they are also argumentative you could say that they are belligerent, combative, contentious, contrary, controversial, disputatious, factious, fire-eating, having a chip on their shoulder, opinionated, pugnacious, quarrelsome, salty, scrappy, spiky, or touchy.
If you consider that they are bigoted you might describe them as: biased, chauvinistic, dogmatic, narrow, narrow-minded, obstinate, opinionated, partial, partisan, sectarian, slanted, small-minded, twisted, unfair, or warped.
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Get some counseling to find out why you are so eager to continue an abusive relationship. It is a mystery why so many women love men who abuse them. He uses you when he has no one else to use at the moment. You should realize he's doing the same thing to the other women in his life. He will never change. He has a chauvinistic attitude toward women and doesn't respect you.
Take charge of your own life and happiness. As long as you need an abusive partner to round out your life you will never become an independent, self-sufficient woman. Work on self-improvement until you become a woman who can select a partner who will add something good to your life, not misery and self loathing.
Choose someone who is fun to be with and who treats you with respect. Only you can demand it. You are the one who chooses how your partner will treat you by letting him know what he may not do. If he doesn't play by those rules then end the relationship. There are lots of good men out there.
For now. Take a break from romance. Get busy. Go out. Clean the cupboards. Do anything to get your mind off this drama. Stay single for a while until you can clear your head, turn it in the right direction and learn from your mistake.
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The kitchen in the corner of the house
- AMBAI.
The short story the kitchen in the corner of the house was written by Ambai who is feminist writer. Through this short story the writer tries to bring the feminist ideas. Ambai's views and ideas were portrayed with the help of a Rajasthani family.The family is very big consisting of many sons and daughter-in-laws. The characters in the story play not only the role but also play a role of feminist and as a male chauvinist. Minakshi(Meena) wife of Kishan is the women who had understood her inner- self and self-reliance.
The writer advices the audience(every woman) that they should not degrade themselves and not to encircle them in their kingdom of Kitchen. Then she tries to tell that one should not give up the identity and talent present in them even after marriage.
The writer tells all the woman to be like Mina who is not ready to give up her individuality and identity after marriage. Minakshi is the feminist women who is ready to ask questions and ready to give suggestions to the male chauvinistic people.
Minakshi starts to show that she is a feminist by giving a suggestion of altering their kitchen. But Papaji who is a male chauvinist shouts at Kishan for giving freedom to Mina(Minakshi) and he resist to hear the words of mina.
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i don't know alote but these are the words i do know
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four (4) letter word:
chic.
five (5) letter word:
ceric. civic. colic. comic. conic. cosec. cubic. cynic.
six (6) letter word:
calcic. calpac. chadic. chemic. choric. citric. cleric. clinic. clonic. cognac. coptic. cosmic. cupric. cyclic. cystic.
seven (7) letter word:
caloric. cambric. canonic. cardiac. caustic. centric. ceramic. chaotic. chronic. classic. clastic. colonic. cometic. cryonic. cryptic.
more than seven (7) letter word:
calcific. carbonic. catholic. cephalic. caucasic. cenozoic. cherubic. chimeric. choleric. choragic. cosmetic. cubistic. cushitic. cyrillic. cyclonic.
cachectic. cacodylic. cacogenic. caffeinic. cadaveric. calendric. camphonic. calorific. casuistic. catabolic. catalatic. catalytic. catatonic. categoric. cathartic. cathectic. cenobitic. chivalric. chlorotic. choleraic. chromatic. cinematic. climactic. copacetic. coseismic. cryogenic. cylindric. cytologic. cytolytic. cytotoxic. czaristic.
cabalistic. cacophonic. cannibalic. catalectic. catethetic. chauvinistic. chondritic. collagenic. concentric. congeneric. cosmogenic. cosmologic. cyanogenic. cybernetic.
calisthenic. calvinistic. cardiologic. cataclysmic. cataplastic. charismatic. chiromantic. communistic. conspecific. cryptogamic. cryptologic. cytogenetic. cytokenetic. cytomegalic.
cacodaemonic. calligraphic. calorimetric. capitalistic. cartographic. catastrophic. centralistic. chiropractic. classicistic. colorimetric. cryptobiotic. cyanogenetic. cytoplastic.
cannibalistic. cardiographic. choreographic. cryptanalytic. cryptographic. cytoplasmatic.
characterictic. claustrophobic. cytophatogenic. chromatographic. conceptualistic. cytophotometric.
Here are a few more:
chic, croc, ceric, civic, codec, colic, comic, conic, cosec, cubic, cusec, cynic, cadmic, calcic, calpac, cantic, capric, caseic, celiac, chebec, chemic, choric, chymic, citric, cleric, clinic, clonic, coccic, cognac, corsac, cosmic, cretic, crisic, critic, cultic, cupric, cyanic, cyclic, cystic, caloric, cambric, canonic, canopic, cardiac, caustic, centric, ceramic, cerotic, champac, chaotic, chasmic, chloric, choreic, chromic, chronic, classic, clastic, coeliac, colitic, colonic, comatic, comedic, cometic, cryonic, cryptic, cachexic, caesuric, calcific, calcitic, cannabic, carbamic, carbolic, carbonic, carditic, caryatic, cathodic, catholic, cationic, celeriac, cenozoic, cephalic, cerebric, cherubic, chiasmic, chiastic, chimeric, choleric, choragic, chthonic, cinnamic, cleidoic, climatic, clitoric, cobaltic, coelomic, columbic, copremic, cosmetic, coumaric, coxalgic, cratonic, cresylic, cubistic, cuneatic, cyanitic, cyanotic, cyclonic, cachectic, cadaveric, calendric, calorific, casuistic, catabolic, catalatic, catalytic, catatonic, categoric, cathartic, cathectic, catoptric, causalgic, cenobitic, charabanc, chimaeric, chivalric, chloritic, chlorotic, choplogic, chorionic, chromatic, cinematic, cirrhotic, cistronic, cladistic, climactic, colorific, copacetic, copasetic, copesetic, coulombic, cryogenic, cylindric, cytologic, cytolytic, cytosolic, cytotoxic, cabalistic, caoutchouc, carbonylic, carboxylic, cariogenic, catalectic, cataleptic, cataphoric, cellulosic, chiasmatic, chiliastic, chocoholic, chondritic, cliometric, coenocytic, coloristic, concentric, congeneric, coprolitic, corybantic, cosmogenic, cosmogonic, crescentic, cryophilic, cryoscopic, cryostatic, cyanogenic, cybernetic, cyclopedic, cycloramic, cyclotomic, cytopathic, cytophilic, cytostatic, cacodemonic, calisthenic, camouflagic, carbocyclic, cardiogenic, cardiotonic, cataclysmic, catechistic, centromeric, chalcedonic, chameleonic, charismatic, chemotactic, chernozemic, cholestatic, cholesteric, cholinergic, chromatinic, chromogenic, chromomeric, chronologic, climacteric, coenzymatic, columnistic, communistic, conspecific, copolymeric, coulometric, cryptogamic, cryptogenic, cryptologic, cyclothymic, cystoscopic, cytogenetic, cytokinetic, cytomegalic, cytoplasmic, calligraphic, calorimetric, capitalistic, carcinogenic, cartographic, catachrestic, catadioptric, cataphoretic, catastrophic, cellulolytic, centralistic, chauvinistic, chemiosmotic, chirographic, chiropractic, chorographic, chromophoric, chronometric, chymotryptic, cladogenetic, classicistic, clavieristic, cleistogamic, colorimetric, compatriotic, coprophiliac, cosmographic, councilmanic, cyanogenetic, cannibalistic, cardiographic, cephalometric, chloroplastic, choreographic, chromatolytic, chromonematic, chromospheric, chronographic, colonialistic, conglomeratic, consumeristic, cryptanalytic, cryptographic, cycloolefinic, cytotaxonomic, cardiothoracic, characteristic, chemosynthetic, chemotaxonomic, chronobiologic, claustrophobic, cocarcinogenic, collectivistic, computerphobic, conductimetric, conductometric, cycloaliphatic, cytopathogenic, centrosymmetric, chorioallantoic, chromatographic, cinematographic, commercialistic, conceptualistic, contortionistic, crosslinguistic, cytophotometric, chemoautotrophic, chemotherapeutic, cholangiographic, crystallographic, catecholaminergic, chemoprophylactic, clinicopathologic, counterscientific, chromolithographic
classic colic claustrophobic catastrophic cataclysmic climactic charismatic characteristic critic chaotic catholic communistic copacetic chromatic
words beginning and ending with c: * classic * caustic * colic * Celtic * clinic * chronic * catastrophic * catatonic * conic * comic * chaotic * critic * copacetic * charismatic * chauvinistic * chronic * chromatic * cosmic * cosmetic * climatic * caloric * centric * clinic * cleric * concentric * catholic * cannibalistic * characteristic * claustrophobic * carcinogenic * catalytic *Catholic with an upper case C = relating or belonging to the Roman Catholic Church *catholic with a lower case c means including a variety of things, for example, an artist with catholic tastes
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four (4) letter word:
chic.
five (5) letter word:
ceric. civic. colic. comic. conic. cosec. cubic. cynic.
six (6) letter word:
calcic. calpac. chadic. chemic. choric. citric. cleric. clinic. clonic. cognac. coptic. cosmic. cupric. cyclic. cystic.
seven (7) letter word:
caloric. cambric. canonic. cardiac. caustic. centric. ceramic. chaotic. chronic. classic. clastic. colonic. cometic. cryonic. cryptic.
more than seven (7) letter word:
calcific. carbonic. catholic. cephalic. caucasic. cenozoic. cherubic. chimeric. choleric. choragic. cosmetic. cubistic. cushitic. cyrillic. cyclonic.
cachectic. cacodylic. cacogenic. caffeinic. cadaveric. calendric. camphonic. calorific. casuistic. catabolic. catalatic. catalytic. catatonic. categoric. cathartic. cathectic. cenobitic. chivalric. chlorotic. choleraic. chromatic. cinematic. climactic. copacetic. coseismic. cryogenic. cylindric. cytologic. cytolytic. cytotoxic. czaristic.
cabalistic. cacophonic. cannibalic. catalectic. catethetic. chauvinistic. chondritic. collagenic. concentric. congeneric. cosmogenic. cosmologic. cyanogenic. cybernetic.
calisthenic. calvinistic. cardiologic. cataclysmic. cataplastic. charismatic. chiromantic. communistic. conspecific. cryptogamic. cryptologic. cytogenetic. cytokenetic. cytomegalic.
cacodaemonic. calligraphic. calorimetric. capitalistic. cartographic. catastrophic. centralistic. chiropractic. classicistic. colorimetric. cryptobiotic. cyanogenetic. cytoplastic.
cannibalistic. cardiographic. choreographic. cryptanalytic. cryptographic. cytoplasmatic.
characterictic. claustrophobic. cytophatogenic. chromatographic. conceptualistic. cytophotometric.
Here are a few more:
chic, croc, ceric, civic, codec, colic, comic, conic, cosec, cubic, cusec, cynic, cadmic, calcic, calpac, cantic, capric, caseic, celiac, chebec, chemic, choric, chymic, citric, cleric, clinic, clonic, coccic, cognac, corsac, cosmic, cretic, crisic, critic, cultic, cupric, cyanic, cyclic, cystic, caloric, cambric, canonic, canopic, cardiac, caustic, centric, ceramic, cerotic, champac, chaotic, chasmic, chloric, choreic, chromic, chronic, classic, clastic, coeliac, colitic, colonic, comatic, comedic, cometic, cryonic, cryptic, cachexic, caesuric, calcific, calcitic, cannabic, carbamic, carbolic, carbonic, carditic, caryatic, cathodic, catholic, cationic, celeriac, cenozoic, cephalic, cerebric, cherubic, chiasmic, chiastic, chimeric, choleric, choragic, chthonic, cinnamic, cleidoic, climatic, clitoric, cobaltic, coelomic, columbic, copremic, cosmetic, coumaric, coxalgic, cratonic, cresylic, cubistic, cuneatic, cyanitic, cyanotic, cyclonic, cachectic, cadaveric, calendric, calorific, casuistic, catabolic, catalatic, catalytic, catatonic, categoric, cathartic, cathectic, catoptric, causalgic, cenobitic, charabanc, chimaeric, chivalric, chloritic, chlorotic, choplogic, chorionic, chromatic, cinematic, cirrhotic, cistronic, cladistic, climactic, colorific, copacetic, copasetic, copesetic, coulombic, cryogenic, cylindric, cytologic, cytolytic, cytosolic, cytotoxic, cabalistic, caoutchouc, carbonylic, carboxylic, cariogenic, catalectic, cataleptic, cataphoric, cellulosic, chiasmatic, chiliastic, chocoholic, chondritic, cliometric, coenocytic, coloristic, concentric, congeneric, coprolitic, corybantic, cosmogenic, cosmogonic, crescentic, cryophilic, cryoscopic, cryostatic, cyanogenic, cybernetic, cyclopedic, cycloramic, cyclotomic, cytopathic, cytophilic, cytostatic, cacodemonic, calisthenic, camouflagic, carbocyclic, cardiogenic, cardiotonic, cataclysmic, catechistic, centromeric, chalcedonic, chameleonic, charismatic, chemotactic, chernozemic, cholestatic, cholesteric, cholinergic, chromatinic, chromogenic, chromomeric, chronologic, climacteric, coenzymatic, columnistic, communistic, conspecific, copolymeric, coulometric, cryptogamic, cryptogenic, cryptologic, cyclothymic, cystoscopic, cytogenetic, cytokinetic, cytomegalic, cytoplasmic, calligraphic, calorimetric, capitalistic, carcinogenic, cartographic, catachrestic, catadioptric, cataphoretic, catastrophic, cellulolytic, centralistic, chauvinistic, chemiosmotic, chirographic, chiropractic, chorographic, chromophoric, chronometric, chymotryptic, cladogenetic, classicistic, clavieristic, cleistogamic, colorimetric, compatriotic, coprophiliac, cosmographic, councilmanic, cyanogenetic, cannibalistic, cardiographic, cephalometric, chloroplastic, choreographic, chromatolytic, chromonematic, chromospheric, chronographic, colonialistic, conglomeratic, consumeristic, cryptanalytic, cryptographic, cycloolefinic, cytotaxonomic, cardiothoracic, characteristic, chemosynthetic, chemotaxonomic, chronobiologic, claustrophobic, cocarcinogenic, collectivistic, computerphobic, conductimetric, conductometric, cycloaliphatic, cytopathogenic, centrosymmetric, chorioallantoic, chromatographic, cinematographic, commercialistic, conceptualistic, contortionistic, crosslinguistic, cytophotometric, chemoautotrophic, chemotherapeutic, cholangiographic, crystallographic, catecholaminergic, chemoprophylactic, clinicopathologic, counterscientific, chromolithographic
classic colic claustrophobic catastrophic cataclysmic climactic charismatic characteristic critic chaotic catholic communistic copacetic chromatic
words beginning and ending with c: * classic * caustic * colic * Celtic * clinic * chronic * catastrophic * catatonic * conic * comic * chaotic * critic * copacetic * charismatic * chauvinistic * chronic * chromatic * cosmic * cosmetic * climatic * caloric * centric * clinic * cleric * concentric * catholic * cannibalistic * characteristic * claustrophobic * carcinogenic * catalytic *Catholic with an upper case C = relating or belonging to the Roman Catholic Church *catholic with a lower case c means including a variety of things, for example, an artist with catholic tastes.
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Biblically speaking and in the perfect world, no. The wife and children would obey perfectly. Now, if the husband were perfect in wisdom then the wife and children have no need to fear.
However, since man's wisdom is imperfect, the results will also be imperfect and the family will pay the price, both wife and children.
This however does not negate the first rule: Perfect submission to the head of house. The wife has to submit to the husband in trust to the Lord because she is not obeying the husband but God. The perfect wife would dutifully submit to the husband at all times knowing full well that mistakes will come but God has made her woman and she is under man.
The children are under both and must submit to both.
Making this all work out means great pain for us mortals: for husband first, wife second and children last. This has gone on since creation.
The preacher making the comments above would have the world believe that a chauvinistic dictator determines the civil rights or privileges of a civilized society. The master (leader, manager, boss) should always make accommodations for a subordinate to challenge/question his/her decision. If from the tone of your question, this individual you speak of is arrogant and bossy, then you may not be able to challenge him. No person should have the absolute right to make autocratic decisions for others. This kind of behavior can be considered enslavement. Every creature should have the right to be treated with respect. Every person should have the inalienable right to constructively challenge the decisions or proposals of their leaders. Remember the Bronze Rule
Rule 1. The Boss (master of the House) is always right.
Rule 2. If you think the Boss is wrong, refer to rule number 1
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English and Russian are the main languages spoken on the International Space Station. All astronauts receive training in both languages to ensure effective communication while on board. Additionally, some crew members may be fluent in other languages as well.
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