partisan
1noun
adjective
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intolerance, favoritism, bigotry, prejudice, unfairness, tendency, bent, mind-set, penchant, tendentiousness, tilt, flash, propensity, inclination, proclivity, viewpoint, partiality, preconception, preference, dispositionExamples from the Web for partisanship
Contemporary Examples of partisanship
An independent candidate could even be the next mayor of the city most synonymous with partisanship.
Mr. Rove, you make these claims purely as conjecture without any facts, fanned by the emotions of your partisanship.
The same cannot be said of immigration, where culture is behind politics and partisanship.
Now, obviously, there are multiple variables—like partisanship, spending, and events—that affect outcomes.
Well, guess what the cult of speed gives us, whatever our partisanship?
Historical Examples of partisanship
Her words were the words of partisanship, and her partisanship was for another as well as himself.
The Law-BreakersRidgwell Cullum
This is a matter too serious for the bitterness of partisanship.
The Chief Justice did not intend to be drawn into any exhibition of partisanship.
Half a HeroAnthony Hope
No general spirit of partisanship is aroused—no sympathies excited.
Current History, A Monthly MagazineNew York Times
His soul was too great for the narrow, selfish views of partisanship.
Behind the ScenesElizabeth Keckley