Word
antisemitism
Phoneticsan·ti·semitism
Definition
n. hostility, prejudice, or unfair treatment directed toward Jewish people. It can include harmful ideas, speech, or actions based on their identity.
n. hostility toward or discrimination against Jews as a religious, ethnic, or racial group. Often involves systemic prejudice or the propagation of harmful stereotypes.
Examples
“The government is working on new laws to fight antisemitism.”
“The local community organized a march to show solidarity and protest against the recent rise in antisemitism.”
“Historians analyze how medieval myths contributed to modern antisemitism, noting that these ancient prejudices often resurface during times of economic or social instability.”
Examples
simple
“The government is working on new laws to fight antisemitism.”
contextual
“The local community organized a march to show solidarity and protest against the recent rise in antisemitism.”
complex
“Historians analyze how medieval myths contributed to modern antisemitism, noting that these ancient prejudices often resurface during times of economic or social instability.”
Usage
Uncountable; typically used without an article when referring to the concept in general.
Real-World Examples
“Leading the most far-right government in Israel’s history , Netanyahu has alienated traditional allies while aligning with far-right figures, including some with a history of antisemitism.” “A rare archive reveals how Ireland’s Jewish community navigated identity, culture, and rising antisemitism in the 1930s.” Scan code
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