misogynize

English

Etymology

From misogyny +‎ -ize.

Verb

misogynize (third-person singular simple present misogynizes, present participle misogynizing, simple past and past participle misogynized)

1. (transitive, rare) To treat in a misogynistic manner.
   • 2000, Joe Aldred, Sisters With Power, page 119:

     Professor Weems can be placed within all of the approaches, as her work not only looks at the reclaiming of the black women from within the texts in a liberative form, but also rejects those scriptures that dehumanize and misogynize women.

   • 2012, Fiona MacCarthy, The Last Pre-Raphaelite:

     If you fail me I shall misanthropize, misogynize, misobrephize, shut myself up in a cell(ar).