Vocabulary Of British English Speaking Course
Word: Discriminations (Noun)"in a way that is worse than the way people are usually treated."-source(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discrimination)Definition: Treatment or consideration based on class or category rather than individual merit; partiality or prejudice: racial discrimination; discrimination against foreigners.
Synonyms:
Bias, Bigotry, Favouritism, hatred, inequity, Injustice, Intolerance, Unfairness, Partiality
Antonyms:
Equity, Fairness, Impartiality, Justice
Example Sentence:
Iran’s ethnic and religious minorities continue to face disproportionate discrimination, as well as harassment by authorities.
- Consigned – given to someone to look after
- Vanished – disappeared
- Presumed – believe to be, although not fully certain
- Deemed – considered to be
- Degenerate – having low morals
- Transpires – becomes known, used when a previously secret fact becomes known
- Priceless – extremely valuable and unique
- Reclusive – living alone and avoiding other people
- Pre-war – before the war (here; referring to World War Two)
- Expressionist – a style of art which emphasizes feelings and emotions
- Mountain of litigation – a huge amount of legal work and arguments
- Burden – something difficult to deal with
- Hunt – search
- Working out – understanding
- Patterns – particular ways of organizing
- Make an appointment – to agree a date to see a doctor
- A wide range of complaints – a large variety of illnesses
- Resistance to infection – ability to fight disease
- Relieve pain – to make a bad physical feeling less unpleasant
- Allergic reactions – feeling ill when you touch or eat a specific substance
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