Definitionn. a prejudiced person who is intolerant of any opinions differing from his own
Last update: August 22, 2015
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Because Donald is a bigot, he is always looking for a reason to dislike a particular group of people. [noun]
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He was not a bigot, but a martinet. [noun]
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Woman, essentially a purist, is naturally bigotted and relentless in her effort to make others as good as she thinks they ought to be. [noun]
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What ineffable misery the bigoted Separatists or Pharisees endured at finding themselves elbowed and laughed at in the procurator's presence in Caesarea by the devotees of Gerizim. [noun]
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Taliban militia of Afghanistan are bigots. [noun]
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It was bigoted prejudice, perhaps, but it was a strong thing. [Please select]
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"Stephen is a bigot," said young Morton Ellis; "he believes in Swinburne." [Please select]
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But Richelieu was not such a bigot as Louis XIV. [Please select]
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She was, however, a bigoted Catholic; and how could partisan historians see or acknowledge her merits. [Please select]
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'Religion perhaps,' said Fergus, 'may make obstacles, though we are not bigotted Catholics.' [noun]
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One other imaginative description is the poem of Charles Bigot on _La Tour de Constance_, in which the Huguenot women were many long years imprisoned. [noun]
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