Definition of politically correct in English:

politically correct

(also incorrect)

adjective

Exhibiting (or failing to exhibit) political correctness.
it is not politically correct to laugh at speech impediments
Example sentencesExamples
- I see these covert mechanisms as being akin to the development of politically correct language.
- It was, however, considered by the campus lefties to be politically incorrect and implied racism if you ever brought the issue up.
- Respect for the other is a key value in the official language of our modern, politically correct world.
- After the revolution, to be politically incorrect meant a death warrant.
- When people meet socially they don't always act or speak in a politically correct manner.
- The twisted, subterranean, politically incorrect world of racism has reared its ugly head.
- Modern politically correct language often hides the significance of an act.
- You can't even talk plain everyday facts anymore without someone telling you that you have been politically incorrect.
- Labour has made it politically incorrect to have a view on these sorts of things.
- I know it's politically incorrect and guess what, under the circumstance I don't care.
- But the great relief for me is that, in liberal circles, it will no longer be politically incorrect to say no.
- His dramatic Pentagon briefings caught the mood of the American public with his unashamed politically incorrect language.
- In our liberal, politically correct country it is quite legal to butcher animals in this way.
- We need frontiers of plain-speaking, even it's politically incorrect.
- I think many of those promoting it are using nauseatingly politically correct language.
- This bill is a quick attempt to become part of the international politically correct community.
- Marco, I consider most things in this country labeled as politically incorrect to be utter nonsense.
- 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.
Synonyms
socialist, communist, communistic, bolshevik, leftist, anti-capitalist

Definition of politically correct in US English:

politically correct

(also incorrect)

adjectivepəˌlidək(ə)lē kəˈrektpəˌlɪdək(ə)li kəˈrɛkt

Exhibiting (or failing to exhibit) political correctness.
it is not politically correct to laugh at speech impediments
Example sentencesExamples
- The twisted, subterranean, politically incorrect world of racism has reared its ugly head.
- When people meet socially they don't always act or speak in a politically correct manner.
- Modern politically correct language often hides the significance of an act.
- Marco, I consider most things in this country labeled as politically incorrect to be utter nonsense.
- It was, however, considered by the campus lefties to be politically incorrect and implied racism if you ever brought the issue up.
- I think many of those promoting it are using nauseatingly politically correct language.
- Is the source of my social ineptitude my use of politically incorrect terms and faux-feelings of identification with minority groups?
- You can't even talk plain everyday facts anymore without someone telling you that you have been politically incorrect.
- In our liberal, politically correct country it is quite legal to butcher animals in this way.
- This bill is a quick attempt to become part of the international politically correct community.
- He's asking you to laugh at things that are politically incorrect.
- Labour has made it politically incorrect to have a view on these sorts of things.
- I know it's politically incorrect and guess what, under the circumstance I don't care.
- Is it politically correct or socially valid to separate individuals according to gender?
- We need frontiers of plain-speaking, even it's politically incorrect.
- But the great relief for me is that, in liberal circles, it will no longer be politically incorrect to say no.
- Respect for the other is a key value in the official language of our modern, politically correct world.
- 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.
- After the revolution, to be politically incorrect meant a death warrant.
Synonyms
socialist, communist, communistic, bolshevik, leftist, anti-capitalist

单词	politically correct
释义	Definition of politically correct in English: politically correct (also incorrect) adjective Exhibiting (or failing to exhibit) political correctness. it is not politically correct to laugh at speech impediments Example sentencesExamples I see these covert mechanisms as being akin to the development of politically correct language. It was, however, considered by the campus lefties to be politically incorrect and implied racism if you ever brought the issue up. Respect for the other is a key value in the official language of our modern, politically correct world. After the revolution, to be politically incorrect meant a death warrant. When people meet socially they don't always act or speak in a politically correct manner. The twisted, subterranean, politically incorrect world of racism has reared its ugly head. Modern politically correct language often hides the significance of an act. You can't even talk plain everyday facts anymore without someone telling you that you have been politically incorrect. Labour has made it politically incorrect to have a view on these sorts of things. I know it's politically incorrect and guess what, under the circumstance I don't care. But the great relief for me is that, in liberal circles, it will no longer be politically incorrect to say no. His dramatic Pentagon briefings caught the mood of the American public with his unashamed politically incorrect language. In our liberal, politically correct country it is quite legal to butcher animals in this way. We need frontiers of plain-speaking, even it's politically incorrect. I think many of those promoting it are using nauseatingly politically correct language. This bill is a quick attempt to become part of the international politically correct community. Marco, I consider most things in this country labeled as politically incorrect to be utter nonsense. 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. Synonyms socialist, communist, communistic, bolshevik, leftist, anti-capitalist Definition of politically correct in US English: politically correct (also incorrect) adjectivepəˌlidək(ə)lē kəˈrektpəˌlɪdək(ə)li kəˈrɛkt Exhibiting (or failing to exhibit) political correctness. it is not politically correct to laugh at speech impediments Example sentencesExamples The twisted, subterranean, politically incorrect world of racism has reared its ugly head. When people meet socially they don't always act or speak in a politically correct manner. Modern politically correct language often hides the significance of an act. Marco, I consider most things in this country labeled as politically incorrect to be utter nonsense. It was, however, considered by the campus lefties to be politically incorrect and implied racism if you ever brought the issue up. I think many of those promoting it are using nauseatingly politically correct language. Is the source of my social ineptitude my use of politically incorrect terms and faux-feelings of identification with minority groups? You can't even talk plain everyday facts anymore without someone telling you that you have been politically incorrect. In our liberal, politically correct country it is quite legal to butcher animals in this way. This bill is a quick attempt to become part of the international politically correct community. He's asking you to laugh at things that are politically incorrect. Labour has made it politically incorrect to have a view on these sorts of things. I know it's politically incorrect and guess what, under the circumstance I don't care. Is it politically correct or socially valid to separate individuals according to gender? We need frontiers of plain-speaking, even it's politically incorrect. But the great relief for me is that, in liberal circles, it will no longer be politically incorrect to say no. Respect for the other is a key value in the official language of our modern, politically correct world. 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. After the revolution, to be politically incorrect meant a death warrant. Synonyms socialist, communist, communistic, bolshevik, leftist, anti-capitalist
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