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anti-Semitism in Bulgarian

anti-Semitism in Bulgarian is антисемитизъм — anti-Semitism means hostility, prejudice or discrimination directed at Jewish people, whether as individuals, as a community or through conspiracy theories about Jewish power.

anti-Semitism in Bulgarian

антисемитизъм
noun
Pronounced: antisemitizam
(narrower sense) Prejudice, discrimination, hostility or political or religious opposition directed against ethnic or religious Jews or against Judaism; antijudaism; judeophobia.

What does "anti-Semitism" mean?

  1. noun Hostility, prejudice or discrimination directed at Jewish people, whether as individuals, as a community or through conspiracy theories about Jewish power.
    "The report recorded a sharp rise in antisemitism on campus over the past year."
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anti-Semitism in a sentence

  • The report recorded a sharp rise in antisemitism on campus over the past year.
  • Denying the Holocaust is a form of antisemitism, not historical debate.

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What is "anti-Semitism" in Bulgarian?

"anti-Semitism" in Bulgarian is антисемитизъм. anti-Semitism means: Hostility, prejudice or discrimination directed at Jewish people, whether as individuals, as a community or through conspiracy theories about Jewish power.

How do you pronounce антисемитизъм?

"anti-Semitism" in Bulgarian is антисемитизъм, pronounced "antisemitizam".

How do you use "anti-Semitism" in a sentence?

Example: "The report recorded a sharp rise in antisemitism on campus over the past year." In Bulgarian, "anti-Semitism" is антисемитизъм.

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