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discrimination
noun as in bias
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bigotry, favoritism, hatred, inequity, injustice, intolerance, prejudice, unfairness
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noun as in particularity in taste
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acumen, acuteness, astuteness, clearness, decision, difference, differentiation, discernment, distinction, judgment, keenness, penetration, perception, perspicacity, preference, refinement, sagacity, sense, separation, shrewdness, subtlety, taste, understanding
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Example Sentences
The state investigation found that, as with the flagpole incident, the district’s inquiry didn’t directly respond to the complaint’s allegation that the teach-in constituted discrimination or intimidation against Jewish students and staff.
The UK government is currently pursuing changes in the law that would ban the use of NDAs in cases of employees who have been subjected to harassment, abuse or discrimination in the workplace.
The platform's community guidelines prohibit hate speech, hateful behaviour, or promotion of hateful ideologies, including discrimination on the basis of disability.
Attorneys can bring claims of racial discrimination in federal court, alleging California lawmakers used partisan affiliation as a pretext for race.
The new laws also include banning bidding wars and discrimination of parents and those on benefits, as well as setting out a clearer process for those renting with pets.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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