Definition

discriminations

noun
  1. the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of race, color, sex, or national origin
  2. Usage: often used in legal and social contexts
  3. the ability to recognize or perceive the difference between things; discernment
  4. Usage: formal or literary use

Examples

  • Laws against discrimination protect workers from unfair treatment based on their identity.
  • The company faced multiple lawsuits for racial discrimination in hiring practices.
  • She showed great discrimination in choosing which job offer to accept.
  • Gender discrimination remains a serious problem in many industries.
  • The judge demonstrated discrimination between the two similar cases by examining their unique details.
  • Discrimination based on age is illegal in most workplaces.
  • His refined taste and discrimination made him an excellent art collector.

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