partisan

• Descreve uma pessoa ou ação que apoia decididamente um partido, uma causa ou uma pessoa, frequentemente com uma visão preconceituosa ou acrítica. Também se refere a quem é membro ou simpatizante de um partido ou grupo.

Describes a person or action that strongly supports a particular party, cause, or person, often with a biased or uncritical viewpoint.

1. Strongly biasedC1formalpolitical

   Devoted to or biased in favor of a particular cause, group, or party, often to the point of being unreceptive to other views.

   Partidário

   • The debate became highly partisan, with each side refusing to compromise.
   • Partisan media outlets often present only one side of the story.
   • The committee's decision was criticized as being purely partisan.

   Sinônimosjaundicedone-sidedpartialprejudicedsectarianslantedtendentious

   Antônimosdisinterestedfairimpartialneutralobjectiveunbiased

2. Relating to a political partyC1formalpolitical

   Relating to or characteristic of a political party or its supporters.

   Partidário

   • The new law was passed along strict partisan lines.
   • Partisan loyalty often overrides objective judgment in politics.
   • The senator's speech was a clear example of partisan rhetoric.

   Sinônimosparty

   Antônimosbipartisanimpartialneutralnonpartisanunbiased

• Substantivo que designa um adepto fervoroso de um partido, causa ou pessoa, frequentemente com lealdade tendenciosa ou intransigente.

A noun referring to a strong supporter of a particular party, person, or cause, often with a biased or uncompromising allegiance.

1. Strong supporterB2formalpolitical

   A person who strongly supports a particular party, person, or cause, often uncritically.

   Partidário

   • The senator's partisans cheered loudly during the rally.
   • He is a loyal partisan of the ruling party.
   • Partisans on both sides refused to compromise.

   Sinônimosadherentadvocatebackerchampiondevoteeenthusiastfanaticfollowerstalwartsupporter

   Antônimosadversarycriticopponent

2. Resistance fighterB2formal

   A member of an armed group fighting secretly against an occupying force, especially during war.

   Partisan

   • The partisans launched a surprise attack on the enemy convoy.
   • During World War II, many partisans fought in the forests.
   • The local partisans helped smuggle refugees across the border.

   Sinônimosfreedom fighterguerrillamaquis