bigoted
- adjective
- /ˈbɪɡətɪd/
- Offensive
- As Ayodhya has shown, the right wing is bigoted, communal, and exclusionary.
That is just, it is fundamentally bigoted and it's unacceptable.
- That is just, it is fundamentally bigoted and it's unacceptable.
- You're seen as bigoted or judgmental or whatever.
- You're seen as bigoted or judge mental or whatever.
- And that anyone who objects to that is an imbecile and bigoted and a little Englander.
- You are a racially charged, small minded, bigoted person.
- How have your views on Harry Potter changed given JK Rowling's bigoted opinions?
- That's a that's a bigoted way to persecute one person over another.
- You're directly attacking me and casting these, you know, bigoted things on to me that I'm not.
- I don't think they're coming here because they're nationalists or or bigoted or any of that stuff.
- Let's say I said something in just a moment that was you kind of thought was like, a little bigoted or odd or racist or something.
- I do see a rational justification for being offended and, and by words that are racially bigoted and things like that.
- So, you know, I, I don't think any of the anything that I've just said there is articulating the a bigoted or transphobic argument.
- And I think that it's totally valid, totally normal to have certain things that you look back at in the past that you would consider now to be bigoted, right?
- I can't but against who is she bigoted against?
- It might be even being bigoted if it's funny at we're not in the we're not in the job of being right.
- Yo, trans really out here bigoted, you know, trans, trans and like the like the most conservative conservative really got a lot in common.
Examples
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You're seen as bigoted or judge mental or whatever.
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That's a typically bigoted response to a culture you know nothing about.
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That is just, it is fundamentally bigoted and it's unacceptable.
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Most people who vote for a bigoted law think they're doing the right thing.
Blog text (2) -
You keep claiming that the GOP is "racist" and "bigoted" without any evidence at all.
Blog text (2) -
Express your disappointment that he continues to affiliate with a bigoted private group.
Academic text (2000) -
That's the most bigoted thing I've ever heard.
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Enid has had enough run-ins with her bigoted neighbor without these kids causing trouble with noise.
Fiction book (1993) -
Today's students are likely to be as bigoted as their counterparts outside the ivory towers.
Academic text (1998) -
That was a bigoted remark that showed a lack of respect for other cultures.
Synonyms
Not willing to accept people who have different opinions or beliefs
Treating people unfairly because of their race, sex, age, or religion
Showing strong ideas and not willing to listen to others
Not willing to accept ideas or ways different from their own
Having an unfair dislike for a person or group because of who they are
Not willing to accept other people's opinions or beliefs
Antonyms
How Intolerant
- Literature
- Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bigoted comes from the older word bigot, first used for someone with a narrow religious view; the exact origin is unknown and one popular story links it to a shouted phrase, but we cannot be sure. A helpful way to remember bigoted is to think of someone who is 'big on' one belief and closes their mind to others, so bigoted means unfairly intolerant of different views.