racially
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4.4
- adverb
- /ˈreɪʃəli/
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racialmente
- Senator Johnson credited him with promoting a more racially tolerant climate in Atlanta.
- racially and ethnically
- racially diverse
- racially and culturally
Then there's those bizarre racially segregated Zoom calls.
- Then there's those bizarre racially segregated Zoom calls.
- But then also when I was a kid, I got racially attacked in Trapan Junction Station.
- Like because you can't like racially profile anyone.
- If there is a racially and ethnically diverse student body, everyone benefits.
- You know, all these schools have dropped the SAT now because they say it's racially biased.
- The things that happens when he talks about Mexicans or when Charlottesville happened, those are racially charged issues.
- And secondly, it was so divisive and polarizing that whole situation and so racially charged.
- Yeah, my favorite sketches are like, really racially charged.
- I do see a rational justification for being offended and, and by words that are racially bigoted and things like that.
- He, he works to get them exonerated and he fights for just the, the, the writing of a, a racially biased judicial system, right.
- Systemic racism means that we have a system that was designed to to perpetuate racially disparate outcomes and continues to do so.
- And then they legitimized this because the clerics in in Pakistan, in West Pakistan said these people are racially inferior to us.
Examples
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The school community now boasts of its broad diversity, both racially and economically.
Academic text (2011) -
Among large cities, Chicago happens to be the most racially segregated metropolis in the nation.
Academic text (1991) -
No, we're not going to profile, racially, our clients.
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Half of the magnet high schools are more racially integrated than the district average.
Academic text (1992) -
In the summer of 1917, a rash of racially motivated mob violence swept the country.
Academic text (1999) -
Thus, the Canal Zone became a racially and socially segregated enclave, set apart from Panama.
Academic text (1992) -
Systemic racism means that we have a system that was designed to to perpetuate racially disparate outcomes and continues to do so.
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The gentleman they assaulted is African-American, so it's possible... that their overzealousness was racially motivated.
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She says dividing the world up ethnically or racially was a deliberate and sustained event that grew.
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The city's population is racially diverse, representing many different ethnic groups.
Compounds
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Etymology
Racially comes from the word race, which was used for a 'group' or 'line' of people, and the ending -ly means 'in a way'. So, racially means 'in a way that relates to race'.