Synonyms for double standard
dou·ble stan·dard

Princeton's WordNet

1. double standardnoun

   an ethical or moral code that applies more strictly to one group than to another

Matched Categories

1. • Ethic

How to pronounce double standard?

How to say double standard in sign language?

How to use double standard in a sentence?

1. Emmanuelle Gille:

   There is a double standard..

2. Marc Freeman:

   There exists a double standard in Chicago where the citizens are held accountable if they break laws, but the police are not.

3. Park Won-gon:

   The missile launch was a test conducted in accordance with the five-year defense development plan decided at the 8th Party Congress, this is North Korea's demand to( the international community) to withdraw the double standard about its arms development and saying that these tests are no different from South Korea's missile development.

4. Brandon Gillespie:

   They have their First Amendment, they can go protest about that anytime, anywhere. i would like to see if there really is a double standard and what will come of that.

5. Chlo Sevigny:

   When women on set become a little emotional, or impassioned even, they’re labeled as hysterical or crazy and have a hard time getting hired again, the double standard of the man being the wild, crazy, mad director is so embraced.