bigoted

English

Alternative forms

• bigotted

Etymology

Etymology tree

English bigot

English -ed

English bigoted

From bigot + -ed.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈbɪɡətɪd/

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Adjective

bigoted (comparative more bigoted, superlative most bigoted)

1. Having the characteristics of a bigot; strongly prejudiced; forming negative opinions about others without just cause.

   Synonyms: intolerant, biased, discriminatory, prejudiced

   • 2018, Nicola M. Cameron, To My Muse, unnumbered page:

     Which goes to show that bigoted twatwaffles might be everywhere, but so were good people.

Antonyms

• tolerant

Derived terms

• bigotedly
• bigotedness
• unbigoted

Related terms

• bigot
• bigotness
• bigotry

Translations

being a bigot

• Arabic: مُتَعَصِّب (mutaʕaṣṣib)
• Bulgarian: предубеде́н (bg) (predubedén), нетърпи́м (bg) (netǎrpím)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 固執己見 / 固执己见 (zh) (gùzhíjǐjiàn), 執迷 / 执迷 (zh) (zhímí), 偏執 / 偏执 (zh) (piānzhí), 不耐 (zh) (bùnài)

• Danish: snæversynet (da), fordomsfuld
• Dutch: onverdraagzaam (nl), sectair (nl)
• Finnish: ahdasmielinen (fi), ennakkoluuloinen (fi)
• French: intolérant (fr), sectaire (fr)
• Georgian: შეუწყნარებელი (šeuc̣q̇narebeli), ფანატიკური (panaṭiḳuri)
• German: bigott (de), engstirnig (de), eifernd (de), stur (de), voreingenommen (de)
• Greek: φανατικός (el) (fanatikós)
• Ido: bigota (io)
• Māori: upoko mārō
• Russian: нетерпи́мый (ru) (neterpímyj), фанати́чный (ru) (fanatíčnyj), предубеждённый (ru) (predubeždjónnyj)
• Swedish: trångsynt (sv), bigott (sv)
• Turkish: bağnaz (tr)