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misogamy
mi·sog·a·my M0339400 (mĭ-sŏg′ə-mē)n. Hatred of marriage. mis′o·gam′ic (mĭs′ə-găm′ĭk) adj.mi·sog′a·mist n.misogamy (mɪˈsɒɡəmɪ; maɪ-) nhatred of marriage miˈsogamist nmi•sog•a•my (mɪˈsɒg ə mi, maɪ-) n. hatred of marriage. [1650–60] mis•o•gam•ic (ˌmɪs əˈgæm ɪk, ˌmaɪ sə-) adj. mi•sog′a•mist, n. misogamya hatred of marriage. — misogamist, n. — misogamic, adj.See also: MarriageThesaurus| Noun | 1. | misogamy - hatred of marriage hate, hatred - the emotion of intense dislike; a feeling of dislike so strong that it demands action | Translationsmisogamy
misogamy[mi′säg·ə·mē] (psychology) A feeling of revulsion and repugnance toward marriage. misogamy
misogamy [mĭ-sog´ah-me] aversion to marriage.mi·sog·a·my (mi-sog'ă-mē), Do not confuse this word with misogyny.Aversion to marriage. [G. miseō, to hate, + gamos, marriage] mi·sog·a·my (mi-sog'ă-mē) Aversion to marriage. [G. miseō, to hate, + gamos, marriage]misogamy any antagonism to breeding such as reproductive (e.g. geographic) isolation.misogamy
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