Chauvinist (noun)

1. A person with excessive or blind patriotism.
2. A person with an attitude of superiority towards members of the opposite sex.

Origin:

From french chauviniste, from nicolas chauvin, a soldier in napoleonic wars who was known for his excessive patriotism.

Examples:

1. He was a chauvinist who believed his country was superior to all others.
2. The chauvinist was unable to see the positive aspects of other cultures.
3. He was accused of being a chauvinist because of the way he talked about women.
4. The chauvinist refused to listen to the opinions of others.
5. His chauvinist attitude towards women was unacceptable in the workplace.