bigot
1 of 1noun/ˈbɪɡət/
Forms:bigots
1
a person who holds strong opinions about race, religion or politics and is intolerable of differing views
- The politician's speeches revealed him to be a bigot who refused to consider any perspectives other than his own.
- It's disheartening to see a bigot spreading hatred and division in the community.
- The conversation quickly escalated when the bigot began shouting offensive remarks at those who disagreed with him.
- Her closed-minded attitude and discriminatory comments exposed her as a bigot.
- Efforts to promote inclusivity were often met with resistance from the bigot in the organization.