stereotyper
- noun
- /ˈstɛr.i.oʊˌtaɪ.pɚ/
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estereotipador
- It's important to challenge the assumptions of a stereotyper who views all members of a community in the same light.
Examples
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The media stereotypers are just as bad as Al Sharpton in pretending that violent crime comes from a demographic other than the true source.
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A stereotyper often fails to recognize the individuality of the people within a group.
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The attempt to rid the world of stereotyping is as totalitarian as it is theoretically incoherent; for, of course, it relies upon the stereotyping of stereotypers, namely all of us.
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Many stereotyper attitudes can lead to unfair treatment of those who are different.
Synonyms
A person who often puts people into simple groups and ignores differences
Antonyms
How Prejudiced
Surface Forms
Morphology
stereotyper = stereotype (transparent) = stereotype + er
The agentive '-er' attached to the verb 'stereotype' clearly yields 'one who stereotypes', so learners who know 'stereotype' can derive the meaning.
Etymology
Stereotyper also means someone who makes simple, fixed ideas about a group of people. This meaning comes from the same roots stereos 'solid' and typos 'type' — like a solid plate that prints the same picture again and again — so a stereotyper gives people the 'same picture' instead of seeing each person as different.