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Meanings of anti-Semite in English
Discriminatory especially on the basis of race or religion.
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Usage of anti-Semite in English
1
Is it possible to be an anti-Semite without being conscious of it?
2
Robert Bowers, 46, an avowed anti-Semite, appeared defiant and determined in court.
3
That same year, Karl Lueger, a notable anti-Semite, was elected Mayor of Vienna.
4
Pound was a schizophrenic anti-Semite and no one read his goddamn poetry anyway.
5
The origin of this charge is instructive of the methods of a classical anti-Semite.
6
If you don't want to be known as an anti-Semite
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Ford eagerly accepted it, as he was a rabid anti-Semite.
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No conscious anti-Semite can do homage to Christ, the Jew.
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From being a soft-hearted cosmopolitan I became an out-and-out anti-Semite.
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She is clearly no anti-Semite, and the accusations to that effect are baseless and reprehensible.
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Liberals like Herr Harnack have made common cause with such anti-Semite Conservatives as Professor Treitschke.
12
Why would he publish the books of an anti-Semite?
13
The author was an anti-Semite and a Nazi collaborator.
14
Mel Gibson showed himself to be a homophobe and anti-Semite, not to mention a drunk driver.
15
Also news that the former chief rabbi, Lord Jonathan Sacks has described Jeremy Corbyn as an anti-Semite.
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He was probably an anti-Semite, and he once shared a stage, uncritically, with the American Nazi Party.
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Anti-Semite through the time