1. slut shaming - Noun
2. slut shaming - Verb
slut shaming (uncountable)
Alternative form of slut-shaming
slut-shaming (uncountable)
(uncountable) The act of making a person (especially a woman) feel guilty or inferior for sexual activity, desires, expression, or circumstances that deviate from traditional or orthodox gender expectations or religious or cultural standards.
slut-shaming
present participle of slut-shame
slut-shaming
Big Brother Naija star, Mercy Eke has slammed men and women who have formed the habit of slut-shaming hardworking women. Source: Internet
As a joke, I’m going to pretend that people who accuse radical feminists of slut-shaming really believe that’s what we’re up to and explain to them why they’re mistaken. Source: Internet
I had friends who'd indulged in one-night stands and was probably guilty of judging them a little, of slut-shaming. Source: Internet
Pope Gregory I popularized the idea of Magdalene as a repentant sinner, performing one of the most dramatic slut-shaming maneuvers in history, robbing Magdalene of her apostle status, and heating up the Messianic narrative with some sexy penitence. Source: Internet
It’s and offers a raw account of adolescent anxiety, slut-shaming and self-belief. Source: Internet
Even so, there’s no going back to expecting that brutish behavior won’t have consequences or that “slut-shaming” will work as a defense to that behavior. Source: Internet