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bigotry
[big-uh-tree]
noun
plural
bigotriesstubborn and complete intolerance of any creed, belief, or opinion that differs from one's own.
Synonyms: , ,the actions, beliefs, prejudices, etc., of a bigot.
ˈdzٰ
/ ˈɪɡəٰɪ /
noun
the attitudes, behaviour, or way of thinking of a bigot; prejudice; intolerance
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
Instead, he’s weaponizing bigotry to remake the U.S. military as a scorched-earth, hetero-Christian outfit ready to stamp out liberal heretics here and abroad.
“Trump’s use of prejudice and bigotry to bar people from entering the U.S. does not make us safer, it just divides us and weakens our global leadership.”
“We have unfortunately been caught in a time when the peaceful interfaith voices have been washed over like a tsunami, leaving a vacuum that allows conflict overseas to generate bigotry and violence here,” he said.
And at the same time, people are making do, particularly on the African continent, because they had already had a little taste of bigotry and exclusions more than a decade before.
The court’s conservatives, all of whom were raised as Catholics, trace the history of opposition to “sectarian” schools to 19th century anti-Catholic “bigotry.”
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