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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
When asked about a recent survey that found 78% of women had faced discrimination while working in football, Bompastor said she was "not surprised".
The UK government has been accused of discrimination since it introduced VAT on private school fees at the start of this year.
It also suggested there would be payouts to other Greenlanders who had been "subjected to failure and systematic discrimination", but gave no further details.
Lattouf has been a regular contributor in Australian media for years, but also made a name for herself as an activist on issues like racism, discrimination in media and mental health.
Gurveer said the Midlands became home to these establishments, adding how it was harder for ancestors to integrate into the British lifestyle without being subjected to racial discrimination and abuse.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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