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discriminate
- (v.) to recognize a difference between things; 2/ to treat members of a group ungairly because of prejudice; (adj.) characterized by the ability to see or make distinctions between things
- SYN-(v.)discern, distinquish, favor, bias; (adj.)discriminating, choosy, discerning
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disdain
- (n.) strong contempt or feeling of scorn; (v.) disregard, reject, scorn, snub, despise
- SYN-(n.) contempt, ridicule, arrogance; (v.) disregard, reject, snub, despise
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disparage
- (v.) 1. to speak of in a slighting or disrespectful way; 2. to undervalue; 3. to discredit
- SYN-belittle, degrade, undervalue, discredit
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engender
- (v.) 1. to create or give rise to; 2. to make children
- SYN-create, incite, produce, cause, breed
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guile
- (n.) trickery, duplicity, or decptive cunning
- SYN- cunning, craftiness, trickery
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heresy
- (n.) a belief that counters accepted religious doctrine or the holding of such a belief
- SYN-dissent, nonconformity, sacrilege
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impartial
- (adj.) unbiased, not partial, and shoing equal treatment
- SYN-unbiased, fari, neutral
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incessant
- (adj.) uninterrupted and continuous
- SYN-constant, unending, continuous, uninterrupted
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ironic
- (adj.) different than what was anticipated; 2. humorously sarcastic
- SYN-contrary, absurd, twisted, unexpected
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languid
- (adj.) 1. lacking energy and spirit; 2. slow moving
- SYN-sluggish, lazy, inactive
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