Synonyms for bigot
ˈbɪg ətbig·ot

Princeton's WordNet

1. bigotnoun

   a prejudiced person who is intolerant of any opinions differing from his own

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1. bigotnoun

   Synonyms:
   zealot, fanatic, enthusiast, dogmatist

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1. bigotnoun

   Synonyms:
   fanatic, zealot, dogmatist

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How to use bigot in a sentence?

1. Sir William Drummond:

   He who will not reason is a bigot he who cannot is a fool and he who dares not is a slave.

2. Keith Fitzgerald:

   He is not a bigot or a racist.

3. Don Blankenship:

   They are calling me a bigot, a moron, a despicable character and mentally ill, but even if all of this is true, I will do a better job than they have done.

4. David Bernstein:

   Bogren was a good sacrificial lamb for this campaign, because his nomination was the product of a compromise with the Democrats, so he didn't have a Republican senator or constituency to fight for him, it's a shame, though, that Josh Hawley demagogued the issue, not only attacking Bogren for vigorously representing a client, but for wildly misrepresenting the arguments Bogren made on behalf of his client to falsely make him look like an anti-Catholic bigot.

5. Jesse Watters:

   What kind of tactician slanders someone as being a heartless White bigot for not voting the way they [think he/she] should vote? I mean, what are they going to push … Manchin into the arms of the Republican Party?