Definition

discriminative

adjective
  1. serving to distinguish or differentiate between things; showing the ability to recognize differences
  2. based on or showing prejudice; treating people unfairly because of their race, gender, or other characteristic
  3. Usage: often used in legal and social contexts

Examples

  • The test has good discriminative power because it clearly separates high-performing students from low-performing ones.
  • Discriminative hiring practices are illegal in most countries.
  • Dogs have a discriminative sense of smell that allows them to detect subtle odors.
  • The new policy was criticized as discriminative against minority groups.
  • A discriminative feature in machine learning helps the model tell different categories apart.
  • The court ruled that the company's employment practices were discriminative.

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