Synonyms for anti-semitism
ˌæn tiˈsɛm ɪˌtɪz əm, ˌæn taɪ-anti-semitism

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1. anti-Semitism, antisemitismnoun

   the intense dislike for and prejudice against Jewish people

   Synonyms:
   antisemitism, anti-Semitism

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1. • Racism

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1. judenhass

   classic german term that avoids the inevitiable "jews aren't really semites" side-step and lays it straight out as "jew hate."

   judenhass. jew hatred. so that's what i've chosen to call this story."--dave sim, writer/artist/publisher between the covers is a collection of quotations from various historical figures, showing how widespread this judenhass was in pre-wwii europe and elsewhere.

   Submitted by anonymous on December 26, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "anti-semitism":

   antisemitism, anti-semitic, semitism

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1. Cynthia Nixon:

   The accusation that my family promotes anti-Semitism is deeply, deeply offensive.

2. Wenzel Michalski:

   The Germans are very good in hiding their anti-Semitism from themselves, they are world champions in building memorials, but the danger is that they are burying their anti-Semitism under those monuments until they think that it doesn’t exist anymore.

3. George Gelber:

   Polish Jews were Polish Jews, and it was mostly partying, and having a good time. And actually, politics was really not on the horizon. And as far as I'm concerned, there is an issue of anti-Semitism that came up later. That, for myself, was essentially nonexistent. And so that was not an issue. Obviously, I knew that I was Jewish, and my friends knew that I was Jewish. But it was not a problem.

4. Deidre Berger:

   In Germany, the problem of anti-Semitism is once again multiplying rapidly, with taboos falling.

5. Christiane Wirtz:

   In the name of the government and the chancellor I can say quite clearly that there is no place in Germany for religious hatred, no matter which religion people belong to, there is no place for Islamophobia, anti-Semitism or any form of xenophobia or racism.