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politically correct

/pəˌlɪtɪkli kəˈrekt/

Traduction: Se dit d'un langage, d'une politique ou d'un comportement qui évite d'offenser ou de marginaliser des groupes de personnes, en particulier ceux qui sont défavorisés ou victimes de discrimination.

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/pəˌlɪtɪkli kəˈrekt/C1formalpolitical
  • frSe dit d'un langage, d'une politique ou d'un comportement qui évite d'offenser ou de marginaliser des groupes de personnes, en particulier ceux qui sont défavorisés ou victimes de discrimination.

Describing language, policies, or behavior that avoids offending or marginalizing groups of people, especially those who are disadvantaged or discriminated against.

  1. Avoiding offenseB2formal

    Language, policies, or behavior that avoids offending or marginalizing groups of people based on race, gender, disability, or other characteristics.

    frpolitiquement correct

    • The company adopted a politically correct hiring policy.
    • He tried to use politically correct terms when discussing disabilities.
    • Some people argue that being too politically correct can limit free speech.
  2. Conforming to social normsB2formal

    Adhering to current social standards that aim to promote equality and respect for all groups.

    frpolitiquement correct

    • The comedian's jokes were not considered politically correct.
    • The textbook was revised to be more politically correct.
    • She always makes sure her language is politically correct in public.