discriminative (Meaning)
discriminative (s)
capable of making fine distinctions
expressing careful judgment
discriminative (a.)
Marking a difference; distinguishing; distinctive; characteristic.
Observing distinctions; making differences; discriminating.
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discriminative Sentence Examples
- The hiring manager used discriminative practices when selecting candidates for the job opening.
- The teacher made a discriminative remark about a student's appearance, causing them to feel embarrassed.
- The company's policy on promotions was found to be discriminative against employees of a particular age group.
- The government passed a law to prevent discriminative lending practices by banks and other financial institutions.
- The store was accused of discriminative pricing, charging higher prices to customers from certain demographic groups.
- The landlord was found guilty of discriminative housing practices, denying rental opportunities to tenants based on their race.
- The school district was sued for discriminative discipline, suspending students of certain ethnicities at a higher rate than others.
- The medical center was investigated for discriminative treatment of patients, providing inferior care to those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds.
- The employer was found to be engaging in discriminative firing practices, terminating employees based on their political beliefs.
- The social media platform was accused of discriminative content moderation, removing posts from users from certain groups more frequently than others.
FAQs About the word discriminative
capable of making fine distinctions, expressing careful judgmentMarking a difference; distinguishing; distinctive; characteristic., Observing distinctions; maki
unfair,discriminatory, unequal, unjust,discriminating, differential, prejudicial, partisan, inequitable, prejudiced
equal, equitable,nondiscriminatory, nondiscriminatory, fair, fair, equal, equitable, unbiased, just
The hiring manager used discriminative practices when selecting candidates for the job opening.
The teacher made a discriminative remark about a student's appearance, causing them to feel embarrassed.
The company's policy on promotions was found to be discriminative against employees of a particular age group.
The government passed a law to prevent discriminative lending practices by banks and other financial institutions.
