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Significats de politically correct en anglès

To be intended to provide a minimum of offense to other people, particularly to ethnic and religious groups, social minorities, women and aged or disabled people.

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Politically correct.

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Ús de politically correct en anglès
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Yes, you've made a good suggestion, and a politically correct one too.
Enigma of China
2
Unlike nationalist history, the adventures of loyalism are not yet politically correct.
The Irish Times
3
Also, he would be less politically correct on energy and the environment.
Reuters
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But in these politically correct times it seems you can't have fun.
The Guardian
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I am done being polite, and I am done being politically correct.
The Guardian
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It is intricate and sometimes playful, even if not entirely politically correct.
The Guardian
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She was politically correct to her core, and sensed that he wasn't.
Toxic bachelors
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Yet the whole exercise rests on a series of politically correct confabulations.
The Belgian Curtain: Europe after Communism
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Is it their job to be nudging young children into politically correct careers?
The Guardian
10
Almost no emotion, long stretches of saying nothing, always politically correct.
The Guardian
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CC: I think there's a politically correct term for that, too.
The new yorker
12
That's very politically correct, but there's no need to change, Chen.
Enigma of China
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In these politically correct times making factual statements is not accepted.
The Irish Times
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I have been diplomatic and neutral and politically correct long enough.
News.com.au
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Spokesman: It seems there is a politically correct prejudice affecting football.
The Guardian
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It could never be said to be tasteful or politically correct.
The Irish Times
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