partiality 的定义
plural par·ti·al·i·ties.
- the state or character of being partial.
- a favorable bias or prejudice: the partiality of parents for their own children.
- a special fondness, preference, or liking: a partiality for country living.
partiality 近义词
favoritism, fondness
更多partiality例句
- He heavily favored his own tribe, the Popalzai, to the detriment of other clans who bitterly resented his partiality.
- Romantic involvement with a news source would create the appearance and probably the reality of partiality.
- The partiality this worthy Grecian always manifested for smoking is well known.
- This may have been maternal partiality, for whilst a mere child, she was somewhat obstinate in disposition, and averse to study.
- Scattergood was partial to old ladies, and this partiality can be traced to his earliest days in Coldriver.
- It was very tractable and gentle in its temper, and never took advantage of the partiality shown to it.
- The great reason for this was the want of punctuality in the payment of rates and taxes, and the partiality shown by collectors.