segregated
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5.8
- adjective
- /ˈsɛɡrɪˌɡeɪtɪd/
- Offensive
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segregado
- But beyond that, one of the major reasons why schools are so segregated is because in many cities, this public schools disproportionately serve the poorest kids.
Because it was segregated, it only admitted whites.
- Because it was segregated, it only admitted whites.
- And Sunday morning remains the most segregated time of the entire week in America.
- The staff meetings are self segregated.
- Now it's how dare you ask them to get off the street So you can keep the homeless on the street and you can have, you know, segregated dorms and all that.
- But I think we're in a we're in an almost phobic zone where it's, you know, it's things are segregated in ways I don't think are necessarily that healthy.
- So when when I say it's segregated, I mean it like literally, physically is its own distinct area out by the old shipyards.
- And I grew up, like in a village, and then I went to a city that was diverse but hella segregated.
- But those jobs are at least as gender segregated as STEM jobs, but in the other direction and unlike STEM becoming more so over time.
- But beyond that, one of the major reasons why schools are so segregated is because in many cities, this public schools disproportionately serve the poorest kids.
- Segregated black park, segregated black segregated State Park outside Atlanta near Stone Mountain.
- Maybe it was maybe they're they're it's better if they we move back to segregated.
Examples
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All students participated in both segregated and inclusive schooling and community experiences.
Academic text (2006) -
Today in Clarksdale, as in the entire Delta, the traditional "white" and "black" parts of town are nearly as segregated as in the days of Jim Crow and are still easy to identify by looking at the grandeur or dilapidation of the houses.
Academic text (2018) -
And Sunday morning remains the most segregated time of the entire week in America.
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Because it was segregated, it only admitted whites.
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The city is very segregated and, at times, not very accepting of other cultures and races.
Blog text (6) -
In the 1930s, NYC was even more segregated than it is now.
Blog text (18) -
Milwaukee is extremely segregated and somewhat polarized.
Blog text (27) -
The proceedings were held in the segregated courthouse of Tattenall County.
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Considering the often assumed "democratic equality" goal of the education system, many students are disappointed to discover how many schools are still highly segregated and inequitable.
Academic text (2018) -
In many countries, schools are still segregated based on students' backgrounds.
Synonyms
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5.1
Kept apart from others because of race, sex, or religion
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3.8
Kept apart from others to stop a disease from spreading
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6.7
Feeling separate from other people or different from them
A person or group that is not part of the main community
Not together with other people, kept apart from them
Kept away from other people in a quiet private place
Antonyms
Compounds
Thin layers or pockets of ice inside frozen ground that form when water moves into the soil and freezes
How Segregated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Segregated comes from Latin parts se- meaning 'apart' and greg- (from grex) meaning 'flock' or 'group', the same root you see in congregate. So, to be segregated is to be kept 'apart from the group', often because of race, religion, or other differences.