Containing or implying a slight or showing prejudice.
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Examples for "discriminatory "
Examples for "discriminatory "
1 Opponents, including many Democrats, say the laws are discriminatory , particularly against minorities.
2 Lynch has direct experience with the crisis of discriminatory and violent policing.
3 However, almost all feminists agree that her impeachment was sexist and discriminatory .
4 We know that the processes of so-called medical assessment are fiercely discriminatory .
5 Objective: To explore the clinical and imaging discriminatory features between the conditions.
1 Which puts the new Octavia Scout in somewhat of an invidious position.
2 His only approach to invidious comment was in regard to the terrapin.
3 There can be no invidious rivalry between the dead and the living.
4 The arrival of a visitor put an end to the invidious comparison.
5 They diffused the most invidious reports against Oxford and secretary St. John.
6 He relieved the sheriff, however, of his more onerous and invidious duties.
7 Shame is recognised by psychologists to be the most invidious social emotion.
8 Others react quite differently to the greater ego threat of invidious social comparisons.
9 The possession of wealth confers honour; it is an invidious distinction.
10 It should be banned, just like other forms of invidious discrimination.
11 At the same time, he is placed in an invidious position.
12 On occasion, therefore, the mobile phone has become an invidious part of life.
13 The idea is too gross and too invidious to be entertained.
14 What discrimination is, is a subtle and invidious combination of acceptance and rejection.
15 You generally want to avoid the two pitfalls of pastiche and invidious comparison.
16 Their position is invidious , awful, unjust, but they are not just passive victims.
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