Pronunciation: /ˈdɑːlɪt/
noun a member of the lowest caste in traditional Indian society, typically considered untouchable
A1 Dalits are often marginalized in Indian society.
A2 Many Dalits face discrimination and prejudice on a daily basis.
B1 The Dalit community has been fighting for equal rights for decades.
B2 Dalit activists are working tirelessly to bring about social change.
C1 The Dalit movement has made significant progress in challenging caste-based discrimination.
C2 Scholars have analyzed the intersectionality of gender and caste within the Dalit community.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the Dalits
A1 The Dalit community faces discrimination in many parts of India.
A2 She works with a Dalit organization to advocate for equal rights.
B1 The government has implemented policies to uplift Dalit communities.
B2 Dalit literature has gained recognition for its powerful storytelling.
C1 There is a growing movement to address systemic issues faced by Dalit individuals.
C2 The Dalit activist's speech resonated with audiences around the world.
formal The Dalit community continues to face discrimination and marginalization in society.
informal I heard that the Dalit families in that village are organizing a protest.
slang Have you seen that new movie about the struggles of Dalit people?
figurative The Dalit movement is like a flame that cannot be extinguished, no matter the obstacles.
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