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Significados de political correctness en inglés

ruso
политкорректность
portugués
politicamente correta
español
correccion politica
catalán
correcció política

Avoidance of language and action seen as excluding, marginalizing, or insulting.

correccion politica
portugués
politicamente correto

Avoidance of expressions or actions that can be perceived to exclude or marginalize or insult people who are socially disadvantaged or discriminated against.

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politicamente correto
Sinónimos
Examples for "pc"
Examples for "pc"
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In Ireland only 9pc, the lowest among regions, said this is happening.
Independent.ie
2
Interest of 8pc a year is charged on the unpaid tax bill.
Independent.ie
3
In a normal year, about 75pc of their custom is repeat business.
Independent.ie
4
In Ireland, 40pc say the CFO role could disappear within a decade.
Independent.ie
5
Ireland also imports 42pc of its petrol and diesel from the UK.
Independent.ie
1
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
4
But in these politically correct times it seems you can't have fun.
The Guardian
5
I am done being polite, and I am done being politically correct.
The Guardian
Uso de political correctness en inglés
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It's much more a time for a rebellion against political correctness. Really?
The Guardian
2
Only in these days of political correctness could such an overturn occur.
The Guardian
3
Duncan found such things a rather dreary reminder of collegiate political correctness.
Blind Man's Alley
4
There was political correctness for you-puttinga woman on a clean team.
Hostile intent
5
The modern cancer afflicting our society is that of bland political correctness.
The Irish Times
6
By far the most common reply was: too much political correctness.
The Irish Times
7
This is just the latest example of political correctness run amok.
Arrival (Stories of Your Life and Others)
8
But it strikes me as a triumph of political correctness over good sense.
Wired
9
Freedom of speech has been sidelined in favour of political correctness.
The Irish Times
10
His inclusion, however, owes nothing to cricketing sensibility and everything to political correctness.
The Irish Times
11
He also targets political correctness, politicians and anything else that captures his interest.
Radio NZ
12
The side may change, depending on each generation's fad, fashion or political correctness.
The Irish Times
13
It is now all about political correctness, about gender and race, Boycott said.
News.com.au
14
Labour laws, political correctness and peer pressure has corralled the bullies.
The Irish Times
15
These are not deficiencies born of political correctness; these are basic systemic failings.
The Guardian
16
With a microphone in my hand I am a model of political correctness.
Riding rockets