bigot
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7.1
- noun
- /ˈbɪɡət/
- Offensive
:
intolerante
- The way I see it, a bigot is a bigot, no matter what color he is.
- call someone a bigot
Some let's just say bigots attacked him when he was young as well.
- Some let's just say bigots attacked him when he was young as well.
- Piers Morgan destroys homophobic bigots live on air.
- And it begins with the narrator being accused of being a bigot by his parents.
- And they were called racist and red rednecks and bigots and they elected their guy.
- Otherwise you are racist and a bigot and you go OK, you are done.
- We've just said no, no, you, you bigot.
- People think I'm a bigot because I have certain friends they don't like.
- And Sman said, you know, I'm a reformed bigot.
- Now does do we have to call that person a bigot?
- There's it's not like you you sort of you're labeled A bigot.
- Aren't didn't like Sartre's focus on bigots because it denies Jewish people's responsibility.
- It was to put the Chinese out of work by forcing the people who were bigots to pay them more money.
- Now what happens is you often do get a smattering of genuine anti-Semitic bigots.
Examples
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I am not heartless; I am not a bigot; I not only tolerate but celebrate diversity.
Blog text (2) -
A bigot refuses to accept people who have different lifestyles or beliefs.
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And my mother happens to be a bigot.
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I am not a bigot.
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If you don't speak up, it gives the message that you accept what the bigot said.
Fiction book (2000) -
People think I'm a bigot because I have certain friends they don't like.
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Such views were held not only by common bigots but by opinion-makers as well.
Academic text (1991) -
Just because you're honest about being a bigot doesn't make it right to be a bigot.
Blog text (2) -
When they quietly objected, they were called bigots or sent to therapy by their school.
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I'm a bigot.
How Intolerant
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Bigot first named someone who pretended to be very religious in old French, and one popular story says it began as an insult linked to the phrase 'by God'. So today a bigot is a person who is closed-minded and unfair to people with different opinions.