partialize Definition
- 1to make biased or prejudiced
- 2to show favoritism towards a particular person or group
Using partialize: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "partialize" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The judge was accused of partializing the verdict in favor of his friend.
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The company was criticized for partializing its hiring process.
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It is important to avoid partializing your opinions when making decisions.
partialize Synonyms and Antonyms
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Summary: partialize in Brief
The verb 'partialize' [pahr-shuh-lahyz] means to show bias or favoritism towards a particular person or group, often resulting in unfairness. It is commonly used in legal and employment contexts, as in 'The judge was accused of partializing the verdict in favor of his friend.' 'Partialize' is synonymous with 'bias,' 'prejudice,' and 'favoritism,' and antonymous with 'impartiality,' 'fairness,' and 'equity.'
