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Meanings of politically incorrect in anglès

Politically incorrect.

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Usage of politically incorrect in anglès
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An al-Qaida plot in Hackney runs the risk of being politically incorrect.
The Guardian
2
He cites a joke, which is now politically incorrect, but he said.
The new yorker
3
There has always been a touch of the politically incorrect to racing.
The Irish Times
4
This is unfair, politically incorrect, and makes People Like Us very cross.
The Guardian
5
It's pretty common knowledge within the Commission, but politically incorrect to say it.
The Irish Times
6
Wonderful politically incorrect headlines from the past were cited in discussions.
The Irish Times
7
This is a big story the media neglects because it's so politically incorrect.
Bangkok 8
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But he was also smart, tough, tireless, and politically incorrect with a vengeance.
Think of a number
9
It features the politically incorrect, nuclear family that TV audiences have loved for years.
Reuters
10
I doubt there's anything so politically incorrect as a raw steak in the house?
A fugitive truth: an emma fielding mystery
11
The company's risque, often politically incorrect game is ranked the best-selling game on Amazon.com.
Reuters
12
The infamous, politically incorrect puppet, Chester Missing has gone missing.
The South African
13
The vintage edition contains 107 delightful and sometimes politically incorrect kids' birthday cake recipes.
News.com.au
14
He keeps up a non-stop stream of politically incorrect banter for almost three hours.
Full Circle
15
His illustration, although politically incorrect in many circles, hits the nail on the head.
The Irish Times
16
Apparently, undermining the morale of the enemy is more politically incorrect than killing them.
Wired
This collocation consists of:
Politically incorrect through the time
Politically incorrect across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common