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unbigoted

/big-uh-tid/US // ˈbɪg ə tɪd //

不偏不倚,不偏不倚的,不偏激,无偏见

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : utterly intolerant of any creed, belief, or opinion that differs from one's own.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inliberal
Synonyms
enlightened启蒙,开明的,启迪,启蒙的flexible灵活,灵活的,弹性,灵活运用humanistic人文主义,人本主义,人道主义,人文主义的lenient宽松的,宽松,宽大的,宽大permissive放任自流,放纵,放纵的,放任radical激进的,偏激,偏激的,激进reformist改革派,改革者,改革家,改革派的tolerant宽容的,容忍的,容忍,宽容avant-garde前卫,前卫的,前卫派,前卫艺术broad广泛的,广泛,宽泛的,宽广的catholic天主教会,天主教徒,天主教,天主教的free免费的,免费,自由的,自由general一般,总体,普通,一般情况humanitarian人道主义,人道主义者,人道主义的,人道主义者的latitudinarian纬度学家,纬度,纬线,经纬度left左边,左,左侧,左图libertarian自由主义者,自由职业者,自由派,自由意志者rational理性,合理的,合理,理性的understanding理解,了解,理解力,了解情况advanced先进的,先进,高级,高级的broad-minded心胸宽广,心胸开阔,心胸宽广的人,襟怀宽广high-minded思想高尚,高尚,高贵,思想高远indulgent放任自流,放纵的,放纵,放任intelligent聪明,聪明的,智慧,智能interested有兴趣,有兴趣的,感兴趣的是,感兴趣的loose松散的,松散,松动,松脱magnanimous宽宏大度,宽宏大量的,宽宏大量,宽宏大度的reasonable合理的,合理,有道理,有道理的receiving接受,接收,收到,收到了receptive接受性,接受性强,接受性的,接受性强的unbiased不偏不倚,不偏不倚的,无偏见的,不偏不倚地unconventional非常规的,非传统的,非传统意义上的,非传统unorthodox非正统的,非正统,不正统的,不正统unprejudiced不偏不倚,不偏不倚地,不偏不倚的,无偏见
as innonpartisan
as incatholic
as inliberalistic
Synonyms
advanced先进的,先进,高级,高级的avant-garde前卫,前卫的,前卫派,前卫艺术broad广泛的,广泛,宽泛的,宽广的broad-minded心胸宽广,心胸开阔,心胸宽广的人,襟怀宽广catholic天主教会,天主教徒,天主教,天主教的enlightened启蒙,开明的,启迪,启蒙的flexible灵活,灵活的,弹性,灵活运用free免费的,免费,自由的,自由general一般,总体,普通,一般情况high-minded思想高尚,高尚,高贵,思想高远humanistic人文主义,人本主义,人道主义,人文主义的humanitarian人道主义,人道主义者,人道主义的,人道主义者的indulgent放任自流,放纵的,放纵,放任intelligent聪明,聪明的,智慧,智能interested有兴趣,有兴趣的,感兴趣的是,感兴趣的latitudinarian纬度学家,纬度,纬线,经纬度left左边,左,左侧,左图lenient宽松的,宽松,宽大的,宽大libertarian自由主义者,自由职业者,自由派,自由意志者loose松散的,松散,松动,松脱magnanimous宽宏大度,宽宏大量的,宽宏大量,宽宏大度的permissive放任自流,放纵,放纵的,放任progressive渐进式,循序渐进,渐进,渐进式的radical激进的,偏激,偏激的,激进rational理性,合理的,合理,理性的reasonable合理的,合理,有道理,有道理的receiving接受,接收,收到,收到了receptive接受性,接受性强,接受性的,接受性强的reformist改革派,改革者,改革家,改革派的tolerant宽容的,容忍的,容忍,宽容unbiased不偏不倚,不偏不倚的,无偏见的,不偏不倚地unconventional非常规的,非传统的,非传统意义上的,非传统understanding理解,了解,理解力,了解情况unorthodox非正统的,非正统,不正统的,不正统unprejudiced不偏不倚,不偏不倚地,不偏不倚的,无偏见
as inimpartial

Examples

  • Highsmith was brilliant, eccentric, but “bigoted, obsessed and intolerant,” Richard Bradford wrote in “The Daily Mail.”

  • For though Archie is unpleasant and bigoted, he is essentially a decent man, the head of a close-knit family who loves his wife and daughter, tolerates his son-in-law, and struggles with his inability to understand the upheavals in society.

  • In both Discord and Clubhouse, the in-group culture—nerdy gamers in Discord’s case, overconfident venture capitalists for Clubhouse—have led to instances of groupthink that can be off-putting at best and bigoted at worst.

  • Why did Politico give “its biggest platform” to a pundit with “a long history of bigoted and incendiary commentary, particularly in the aftermath of last week’s violence,” one Politico reporter posted on an internal messaging platform.

  • Previously, Americans who held bigoted views felt at least some pressure to keep those opinions to themselves.

  • The Hannity-esque delusion of a post-racial America is ill-informed at best and bigoted at worst.

  • Many in the LGBT community have largely written off conservative religious people as simply bigoted.

  • But there are many people who have lost their jobs because of publicly being bigoted, strange, or inappropriate.

  • People ask and say silly, inappropriate, and bigoted things constantly on the Internet.

  • There was a time when the bigoted, Bible-thumping crowd ran roughshod over D.C. Now, not so much.

  • We were approaching a large town of bigoted people, wondering how we should secure an opening for our message.

  • There are the narratives of the Spanish conquerors, especially of Pizarro's chaplain, Valverde, an ignorant bigoted fanatic.

  • He refused to kneel, and was punished with great cruelty by the bigoted and intolerant House.

  • No conservatism in the world is so bigoted as American conservatism; no democracy so intense.

  • The collision in the drama is not at all between "bigoted churchmanship" and evangelicalism, but between irreligion and religion.