English to Latin Meaning of bigot - bigot

Bigot :

bigot

noun

fanaticus, aemulator existens paternarum

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Definitions of bigot in English

Noun(1) a prejudiced person who is intolerant of any opinions differing from his own

Examples of bigot in English

(1) he was a fanatical bigot(2) So yeah, I'm homophobic and I could be mistaken for being a racist bigot too.(3) He's an unrepentant bigot , plus an idiot who knows nothing about football.(4) I'd be branded a heartless bigot , racist and drummed out of office in about 1 day.(5) But calling someone a racist or a bigot says that his ideas have no place in the democratic public square.(6) If the Lords was convinced it was no longer necessary, it seems to me only a homophobic bigot would keep going on about it.(7) Such acts are committed by racists and bigots who were racist and bigoted long before July 7th.(8) Certainly I'm not comfortable giving my name and address to homophobic right-wing bigots .(9) Religious believers, bigots in particular, struggle with a logical problem.(10) Should we condemn a generation of older people as bigots and racists purely because they use the language of their day?(11) Unfortunately, political correctness just means that racists and bigots have to be more subtle.(12) One inflammatory bumper sticker alleges the religious right are bigots , among other things.(13) He's tackled terrorists and serial killers, racists and bigots , pimps and dealers and gangsters.(14) We are thick and ignorant just as we are fair and enlightened and a relative proportion of us are bigots and racists.(15) Racists, bigots and cranks should be free to say what they like because society is composed of people who have the ability to make up their own minds.(16) At least before the new lingo was adopted by all, it was easier to identify the bigots and sexists in a room.

Related Phrases of bigot

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Related Phrases of bigot

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Synonyms

Noun

2. partisan ::

fautor adfectavit

3. sectarian ::

factiosi

6. homophobe ::

homophobe

7. dogmatist ::

dogmatistam

Different Forms

bigot, bigoted, bigots

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