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bigotry

/ˈbɪɡ.ə.tri/

Traduction: Nom désignant une intolérance et un préjugé caractéristiques d'un fanatique, incluant souvent une aversion obstinée et injuste envers d'autres personnes, idées ou croyances.

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noun

/ˈbɪɡ.ə.tri/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une intolérance et un préjugé caractéristiques d'un fanatique, incluant souvent une aversion obstinée et injuste envers d'autres personnes, idées ou croyances.

A noun referring to the intolerance and prejudice characteristic of a bigot, often involving stubborn and unfair dislike of other people, ideas, or beliefs.

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  1. Intolerance and PrejudiceC1formal

    The stubborn and unfair refusal to accept opinions, beliefs, or people different from one's own, often based on race, religion, or politics.

    frIntolérance et préjugés

    • The community spoke out against the bigotry displayed in the local government.
    • His bigotry prevented him from seeing the value in other cultures.
    • Education is a powerful tool to combat ignorance and bigotry.

    Synonymesbiaschauvinismdiscriminationdogmatismfanaticismintolerancenarrow-mindednessprejudicesectarianismxenophobia

    Antonymesacceptancefairnessimpartialityliberalitytolerance

Formes
  • bigotries plural form
  • bigotries' possessive plural form
  • bigotry's possessive singular form
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