bigot
noun, adjective as in strong fondness
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Example:The community shunned the religious bigot who refused to respect other people's beliefs.
Definition:A person who is rigid in their religious beliefs and intolerant of other religions.
Example:The close-minded bigot never considered other perspectives before making a decision.
Definition:A person who is unaccepting of new ideas or others' opinions due to narrow-mindedness.
Example:The gender bigot was denied a promotion due to his extremely biased views.
Definition:A person who is prejudiced and intolerant of people of different genders.
Example:The national bigot's attitude led to the exclusion of many immigrants from his community.
Definition:A person who is prejudiced and unaccepting of people from different countries or cultures.
Example:The racist bigot used outdated stereotypes to discriminate against people from other races.
Definition:A person who is prejudiced and intolerant of people from different races.
Example:The ageist bigot refused to give the elderly the same opportunities as the younger generation.
Definition:A person who is prejudiced and unaccepting of people based on their age.
Example:The religious extremist bigot carried out a violent attack targeting people of other faiths.
Definition:A person who is extremely intolerant of beliefs different from their own and often uses extreme measures.
Example:The nationalist bigot tried to block any international aid to the country, believing only nationals could help their own.
Definition:A person who prioritizes their country’s interests above all else and is intolerant of foreign ideas and people.
Example:The outsider bigot immediately dismissed the new employee’s qualifications without even trying to understand their background.
Definition:A person who is prejudiced against people who they consider to be outsiders or not part of their in-group.
Example:The social bigot was against any change in the community’s customs and traditions.
Definition:A person who is intolerant of social practices different from their own.
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