Bigotgate

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Pronunciation: /ˈbɪɡətˌɡeɪt/

Definitions of bigotgate

noun a compound word formed by combining 'bigot' and 'gate', typically used to describe a scandal involving bigotry

Example Sentences

A1 I heard about a scandal called bigotgate on the news.

A2 The politician's career was ruined after the bigotgate incident.

B1 The company faced backlash following the bigotgate controversy.

B2 The leaked emails exposed the extent of the bigotgate scandal.

C1 The investigation into bigotgate revealed deep-seated prejudices within the organization.

C2 The public demanded accountability and transparency in the aftermath of bigotgate.

Examples of bigotgate in a Sentence

formal The scandal known as 'bigotgate' erupted when offensive comments made by a public figure were leaked to the press.

informal Everyone is talking about 'bigotgate' and how it's causing a lot of drama in the political scene.

slang I can't believe the mess that 'bigotgate' has caused - it's like a soap opera playing out in real life.

figurative The repercussions of 'bigotgate' have cast a dark shadow over the reputation of the organization involved.

Grammatical Forms of bigotgate

past tense

bigotgated

plural

bigotgates

comparative

more bigotgate

superlative

most bigotgate

present tense

bigotgates

future tense

will bigotgate

perfect tense

have bigotgated

continuous tense

is bigotgating

singular

bigotgate

positive degree

bigotgate

infinitive

to bigotgate

gerund

bigotgating

participle

bigotgated

Origin and Evolution of bigotgate

First Known Use: 2019 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The word 'bigotgate' is a combination of 'bigot' and 'gate', with 'gate' being a suffix often added to scandals or controversies.
Evolution of the word: The term 'bigotgate' likely originated in the context of a scandal or controversy involving bigotry, possibly in a political or social setting. It is a modern word that reflects the increasing awareness and discussions around issues of prejudice and discrimination.