racist
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈreɪsɪst/
Forms: racists
racist means: Showing or supporting unfair treatment of people because of their race.
adjective
Showing or supporting unfair treatment of people because of their race.
- That was a racist comment.
- The club banned fans who shouted racist abuse.
- They protested against the government's racist policies.
Treating a group unfairly because of who they are, even when the difference is not race.
- 'That rule is racist,' she said about the ban on gay members.
- He called the club racist for excluding people of his religion.
- They described the policy against disabled guests as racist.
noun
Someone who treats people unfairly because of their race or believes one race is better than others.
- He refused to work with racists.
- The speaker was widely known as a racist.
- She challenged the racist who shouted at her friend.
Questions about racist
What does racist mean?
Showing or supporting unfair treatment of people because of their race.
What is racist in other languages?
Türkçe: ırkçı · Español: racista · Français: raciste · Deutsch: rassistisch · Italiano: razzista · 日本語: 人種差別的な
How do you pronounce racist?
It is pronounced /ˈreɪsɪst/.
How do you use racist in a sentence?
That was a racist comment. The club banned fans who shouted racist abuse.
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