partialist Antonyms
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Meaning of partialist
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partialist (n.)
One who is partial.
One who holds that the atonement was made only for a part of mankind, that is, for the elect.
partialist Sentence Examples
- The biased jury was openly partialist towards the defendant, leading to a mistrial.
- The politician gave a partialist speech, only presenting one side of the issue.
- The professor's grading system was partialist, favoring students who shared his personal biases.
- The partialist judge refused to consider evidence that contradicted his initial ruling.
- The partialist historian distorted the historical record to support his own agenda.
- The media outlet's coverage of the election was partialist, favoring one candidate over the other.
- The partialist reviewer gave a negative critique of the book because of its political stance.
- The partialist hiring committee considered only candidates who conformed to their narrow worldview.
- The partialist appraisal of the property was biased towards the seller's interests.
- The partialist investigation concluded prematurely, failing to consider all relevant evidence.
FAQs About the word partialist
One who is partial., One who holds that the atonement was made only for a part of mankind, that is, for the elect.
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The biased jury was openly partialist towards the defendant, leading to a mistrial.
The politician gave a partialist speech, only presenting one side of the issue.
The professor's grading system was partialist, favoring students who shared his personal biases.
The partialist judge refused to consider evidence that contradicted his initial ruling.
