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politically correct

[puh-lit-ik-lee kuh-rekt] / pəˈlɪt ɪk li kəˈrɛkt /


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“I know it’s not politically correct. You’ll say, ‘Oh, so terrible.’

From Los Angeles Times

The outspoken singer acknowledged that she wants to be "more politically correct" and "way more knowledgeable" about certain subjects, but still thinks reporters should lay off a little.

From Salon

The words are as famous as her, although she now muses, “Today I’m not even sure that it’s politically correct to say that.”

From Los Angeles Times

Daub spoke with Salon about his book and whether it's "politically correct" to want your bánh mì to taste like a real bánh mì.

From Salon

Language once considered hostile has become common, sometimes precisely because it runs counter to politically correct sensibilities.

From New York Times