womanhater

plural womanhaters

1. alternativeAlternative form of woman-hater.

   I suppose, the gentleman’s a womanhater; but, Sir, I think you ought to remember, that you had a mother: and pray, if it had not been for a woman, where would you have been, colonel?

   1738, Jonathan Swift, A Complete Collection of Genteel and Ingenious Conversation, page 311

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   From his insertion of these strictures on women, which are not the most courtly, it has been inferred that he was a womanhater; but that he was not so, appears from some of his prologues, especially from that to the ‘Knight of the Tower.’

   1828, Life of William Caxton, page 25

   The petticoated-intrusion may be resented by a few cross-grained “theologs,” bachelors before their time, or womanhaters because some boarding-school miss has failed to fulfill their idea of fidelity.

   1895–6, Florence Guertin, "The Yale Prom", in Bachelor of Arts, page 365