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Definition of partisanship in English: partisanshipnoun ˈpɑːtɪz(ə)nʃɪpˈpɑrdəzənˌʃɪp mass nounPrejudice in favour of a particular cause; bias. an act of blatant political partisanship Example sentencesExamples - Don't let media hype mix with any bias or partisanship you already might have - make your own decisions.
- Some will say that we've been experiencing an inexorable slide towards greater partisanship since then.
- But it requires effort and a willingness to encourage faction and partisanship; things the Labour Party has lost.
- Typically, therefore, his videos are repudiated with a sober resolve, one that usually rises above partisanship.
- He would not stand for bias, political partisanship or manipulation.
Synonyms bias, prejudice, one-sidedness, discrimination, favouritism, favour, unfair preference, partiality, sectarianism, factionalism injustice, unfairness, inequity
Definition of partisanship in US English: partisanshipnounˈpɑrdəzənˌʃɪpˈpärdəzənˌSHip Prejudice in favor of a particular cause; bias. an act of blatant political partisanship Example sentencesExamples - But it requires effort and a willingness to encourage faction and partisanship; things the Labour Party has lost.
- Typically, therefore, his videos are repudiated with a sober resolve, one that usually rises above partisanship.
- Don't let media hype mix with any bias or partisanship you already might have - make your own decisions.
- Some will say that we've been experiencing an inexorable slide towards greater partisanship since then.
- He would not stand for bias, political partisanship or manipulation.
Synonyms bias, prejudice, one-sidedness, discrimination, favouritism, favour, unfair preference, partiality, sectarianism, factionalism
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