discriminate|discriminated|discriminates|discriminating in English

verb

[dis·crim·i·nate || dɪ'skrɪmɪneɪt]

separate, distinguish; treat differently, show partiality

Use "discriminate|discriminated|discriminates|discriminating" in a sentence

1. The present law discriminates unfairly against women.

2. You cannot discriminate.

3. She has an artist's discriminating eye.

4. Their obtrusive stir repels discriminating people.

5. We Asians definitely were (and are) discriminated against

6. Father doesn't discriminate.

7. Such actions disturb him, and he feels discriminated against.

8. A Colorist is an individual who discriminates based in skin tone

9. Rigorous shift patterns allegedly discriminated against women with children.

10. Optical notch filter for discriminating against coherent radiation

11. AZ Sen.: Arizonians don't discriminate

12. One test governs state legislation that discriminates against interstate commerce.

13. Discriminating travelers return to Italy year after year.

14. It is iniquitous that higher education still discriminates against state school children.

15. Cornerman doesn't discriminate or judge

16. 19 Rigorous shift patterns allegedly discriminated against women with children.

17. No wonder Third World sugar producers feel discriminated against.

18. Examination of the provision concerning gender-discriminating advertising

19. Swithland Motors denies sexually discriminating against the men.

20. They can discriminate hundreds of colours.

21. 16 Latino politicians claimed that the district boundaries discriminated against them.

22. 3 More discriminating visitors now tend to shun the area.

23. 11 Discriminating travelers return to Italy year after year.

24. I can discriminate right from wrong.

25. We must carefully discriminate among synonyms.