Definition of ockerism in English:

ockerism

noun ˈɒkərɪz(ə)m

mass nounAustralian, NZ informal

1The rough, uncultivated behaviour of the stereotypical Australian man.
who are they really, underneath the bravado and the ockerism?
Example sentencesExamples
- He is an exaggeration of the Australian hero's character and an extreme example of ockerism.
- When 'ockerism' became an important part of adverts, Australian culture more generally seems to have been moving to the acceptance that 'it's alright to be Australian'.
- He has made his fame and fortune by exploiting ockerism.
- They might well have been parodying ockerism.
- People want to be more generally known as Australian but not carry those connotations of ockerism.
1. 1.1count noun A word or phrase widely used by the stereotypically rough, uncultivated Australian man.
  some of us may bristle at the ockerisms, but his basic point is correct
  Example sentencesExamples
  Besides the 1001 Ockerisms we get scenes simply pitched from Western movies, War movies, and rom coms.
  Kenny endures disrespect with unshakeable good grace, a self-deprecating sense of humour, and an ockerism for every occasion.
  The trouble is that 'pissant' turns out not to be an ockerism at all.
  They slipped such ockerisms into the national debate smoothly and naturally.
  He wasn't at his spontaneous best, but at least he wasn't filled with grabs and gags and ockerisms he felt obliged to quote all at once.

Origin

1970s: from ocker + -ism.

单词	ockerism
释义	Definition of ockerism in English: ockerism noun ˈɒkərɪz(ə)m mass nounAustralian, NZ informal 1The rough, uncultivated behaviour of the stereotypical Australian man. who are they really, underneath the bravado and the ockerism? Example sentencesExamples He is an exaggeration of the Australian hero's character and an extreme example of ockerism. When 'ockerism' became an important part of adverts, Australian culture more generally seems to have been moving to the acceptance that 'it's alright to be Australian'. He has made his fame and fortune by exploiting ockerism. They might well have been parodying ockerism. People want to be more generally known as Australian but not carry those connotations of ockerism. 1.1count noun A word or phrase widely used by the stereotypically rough, uncultivated Australian man. some of us may bristle at the ockerisms, but his basic point is correct Example sentencesExamples Besides the 1001 Ockerisms we get scenes simply pitched from Western movies, War movies, and rom coms. Kenny endures disrespect with unshakeable good grace, a self-deprecating sense of humour, and an ockerism for every occasion. The trouble is that 'pissant' turns out not to be an ockerism at all. They slipped such ockerisms into the national debate smoothly and naturally. He wasn't at his spontaneous best, but at least he wasn't filled with grabs and gags and ockerisms he felt obliged to quote all at once. Origin 1970s: from ocker + -ism.
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