Meaning of politically correct in English:
politically correct
Translate politically correct into Spanish
adjective
Exhibiting political correctness.
‘he has never been politically correct’- ‘politically correct language’
- ‘politically correct film festival judges’
- ‘His dramatic Pentagon briefings caught the mood of the American public with his unashamed politically incorrect language.’
- ‘I see these covert mechanisms as being akin to the development of politically correct language.’
- ‘Modern politically correct language often hides the significance of an act.’
- ‘It was, however, considered by the campus lefties to be politically incorrect and implied racism if you ever brought the issue up.’
- ‘After the revolution, to be politically incorrect meant a death warrant.’
- ‘In our liberal, politically correct country it is quite legal to butcher animals in this way.’
- ‘I think many of those promoting it are using nauseatingly politically correct language.’
- ‘Labour has made it politically incorrect to have a view on these sorts of things.’
- ‘Respect for the other is a key value in the official language of our modern, politically correct world.’
- ‘This bill is a quick attempt to become part of the international politically correct community.’
- ‘Is it politically correct or socially valid to separate individuals according to gender?’
- ‘Is the source of my social ineptitude my use of politically incorrect terms and faux-feelings of identification with minority groups?’
- ‘He's asking you to laugh at things that are politically incorrect.’
- ‘But the great relief for me is that, in liberal circles, it will no longer be politically incorrect to say no.’
- ‘When people meet socially they don't always act or speak in a politically correct manner.’
- ‘Marco, I consider most things in this country labeled as politically incorrect to be utter nonsense.’
- ‘You can't even talk plain everyday facts anymore without someone telling you that you have been politically incorrect.’
- ‘We need frontiers of plain-speaking, even it's politically incorrect.’
- ‘I know it's politically incorrect and guess what, under the circumstance I don't care.’
- ‘The twisted, subterranean, politically incorrect world of racism has reared its ugly head.’
progressive, forward-looking, forward-thinking, progressivist, go-ahead, enlightened, reformist, radical, freethinking
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