bigoted

Meanings

• having or showing a prejudiced concern for or against one's own kind.

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Antonyms

tolerant

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Synonyms

biased , intolerant

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Rhymes

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Homophones

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Variants

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bigoted , bigotedly , bigot , bigots

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Etymology

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from Middle English bigote, from Old French bigot, probably from Middle French bicot, diminutive of bicot, from bi-, twice + cot, a raised area, perhaps a dimple, perhaps a raised area.

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