Synonyms for apartheid
əˈpɑrt heɪt, -haɪtapartheid

Princeton's WordNet

1. apartheidnoun

   a social policy or racial segregation involving political and economic and legal discrimination against people who are not Whites; the former official policy in South Africa

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1. • Social Policy

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1. List of paraphrases for "apartheid":

   apartheid-like, racial, segregation, isolation

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1. Kevin McCarthy:

   Over the past several weeks a growing number of House Democrats wrongly blamed the violence in the Middle East on Israel, in fact, Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez,RashidaTlaib, and Cori Bush irresponsibly tried to delegitimize our closest ally in the region, calling it an ‘apartheid state.’ Within days, this same sentiment of bigotry spilled into several major U.S. cities. Graphic videos showed pro-Hamas mobs intentionally target random Americans simply because they were Jewish.

2. John Steenhuisen:

   Our fight is to lift more people out of poverty and lift them into opportunity, and restore the dignity of many South Africans who are still, 25 years after the end of apartheid, waiting for their freedom.

3. Alia Malak:

   After its theft of Palestinian land and culture, Israel is now trying to appropriate a symbol of our nonviolent resistance, this desperate and crude propaganda is straight out of apartheid South Africa's playbook.

4. Alia Malak:

   This desperate and crude propaganda is straight out of apartheid South Africa's playbook.

5. Mike Pence:

   He worked tirelessly to bring pressure to end apartheid in South Africa and enforce treaties that destroyed Soviet weapons of mass destruction, as the longest serving member of Congress from Indiana, and a Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient, he leaves behind a legacy of public service that will inspire Hoosiers for generations.