Pronunciation: /ˈænti ˈsik/
noun A word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'Sikh' refers to a follower of Sikhism, and 'anti-Sikh' refers to someone or something that is against or opposed to Sikhs.
A1 I heard about an anti-Sikh protest happening in the city.
A2 The documentary shed light on the history of anti-Sikh discrimination.
B1 The government passed a law to address anti-Sikh violence.
B2 The organization was accused of promoting anti-Sikh propaganda.
C1 The international community condemned the rise of anti-Sikh sentiments.
C2 The court case exposed the deep-rooted nature of anti-Sikh prejudice in society.
adjective A word that describes or gives more information about a noun, in this case, 'Sikh'. It indicates opposition or hostility towards Sikhs.
A1 I heard that some people spread anti-Sikh messages online.
A2 The community center organized a workshop to address anti-Sikh sentiments.
B1 The government passed a law to combat anti-Sikh discrimination.
B2 There have been reports of an increase in anti-Sikh hate crimes in recent years.
C1 Scholars are studying the historical roots of anti-Sikh propaganda.
C2 The documentary shed light on the impact of anti-Sikh violence on the community.
formal The government passed an anti-Sikh law that discriminated against followers of the Sikh religion.
informal I heard about an anti-Sikh protest happening downtown tomorrow.
slang Don't be anti-Sikh, respect everyone's beliefs.
figurative His remarks were like an anti-Sikh dagger to the heart of the community.
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