Partisanship is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARTISANSHIP in dictionary:

NOUN:
• being a partisan, also PARTIZANSHIP
• prejudice in favour of a particular cause; bias
• The state of being a partisan, or adherent to a party; feelings or conduct appropriate to a partisan.
• an inclination to favor one group or view or opinion over alternatives
• being a partisan
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a firm adherent to a party, faction, cause, or person; one exhibiting blind, prejudiced, and unreasoning allegiance

Words related to PARTISANSHIP

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Words that contain PARTISANSHIP

partisanships20 bipartisanship23 bipartisanships24 nonpartisanship22 nonpartisanships23

How to use PARTISANSHIP in a sentence

• In estimating Shakspeare, it should never be forgotten, that, like Goethe, he was essentially observer and artist, and incapable of partisanship.
• That the king should appeal to the support of this national partisanship in the impending war, was only natural.
• The fact that he had never seen a great painting, whereas he had greedily read the poets, will probably account for his strong partisanship.
• His annotations have not only the value which comes from patient research, but the charm which proceeds from loving partisanship.
• But much of this popularity was the popularity of partisanship.
• Writing upon such a subject as the United States, her constitution, and her institutions, there was necessarily some danger of a taint of political partisanship.
• I regret sometimes their partisanship at elections, their speeches at public dinners.
• Right royal was the battle, for it was in those old feudal days of strong feeling and bitter, bloody partisanship.
• Lord Neville, whose eager partisanship of Latimer had led him to insult Sir Peter de la Mare, was threatened with similar proceedings.
• Time had tempered, but it had not dissipated, his fiery partisanship.
• To be sure, Tim never deserted him, and his partisanship was especially useful on the bank, before he went down and after he came up from the pit.
• A howl of delight went up from the watchers, their hot partisanship of Warden amounting almost to open animosity against his opponent.
• This equator of partisanship, lying midway between the two polls, is a happy medium of repose.
• There is no partisanship among them, no separation due to notions of patriotism.
• But I think there can be found few members of that party who have been less controlled in their public actions by violent partisanship than I have.
• After Holland had fallen a victim to her political partisanship, she gradually disappeared from public observation.
• In every university the long-prevalent partisanship subsided.
• They resolve not to be outdone in any of the works of partisanship.
• Similarly Arnold warns the critic against partisanship.
• One of the great disadvantages of partisanship is that it blinds the partisan.
• Everywhere it was church and creed and nation and king and property and partisanship, and nowhere was it the True God that the priests and teachers were upholding.
• All I mean to say is, that it is better to be blind to the results of partisanship, and quick to see good will.
• All the world permitted and expected strong partisanship, bitter personality, and downright abuse.
• It was urged, and not without some reason, that his impetuous temper and strong partisanship might make him a rather domineering overseer of the diocese.
• In this beneficent work sections and races should be forgotten and partisanship should be unknown.
• Geibel was a conservative liberal, honestly patriotic without partisanship.
• Because of her stubborn defence, and her partisanship for Marius, her walls were razed and her citizens murdered in numbers almost beyond belief.
• Thus rid of any uncomfortable warmth of partisanship or load of obligation, she was dropping off to sleep when a light tap sounded upon her door.
• It is very remarkable that a man so prominent as a partisan in political affairs could have written a book so free from partisanship.
• He was a Whig in politics and adhered always to staunch republican principles, but rose above partisanship and was universally respected.
• The suspicion of partisanship, sedulously fed by angry Democrats, could not be easily eradicated.
• Paradoxical as it may seem, his partisanship was dictated by a profound patriotism.
• Each of the inn servants of whom I inquired made it a matter of partisanship, and backed his favorite coach with the most consummate assurance.
• These are subjects which partisanship should not disturb or confuse.

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