anti-Semitism
tiˈsɛm noun
discrimination against or prejudice or hostility toward Jews.
Origin:
1880–85
1880–85
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| anti-Semite | |
| —n | |
| a person who persecutes or discriminates against Jews | |
| anti-'Semitism | |
| —n | |
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Anti-semitism
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Word Origin & History
anti-Semitism
also antisemitism, 1881, from Ger. Antisemitismus, first used by Wilhelm Marr (18191904) Ger. radical, nationalist, and race-agitator, who founded the Antisemiten-Liga in 1879; from anti- + Semite (q.v.). Not etymologically restricted to anti-Jewish theories, actions or policies,
but almost always used in this sense. Those who object to the inaccuracy of the term might try H. Adler's Judaeophobia (1882). Anti-Semitic (also antisemitic) and anti-Semite (also antisemite) also are from 1881, like anti-Semitism first in an article in the "Athenaeum" of Sept. 31, in ref. to German literature.
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Cultural Dictionary
anti-Semitism [(an-tee-sem-uh-tiz-uhm, an-teye-sem-uh-tiz-uhm)]Prejudice or hatred against Jews, a Semitic race. (See Arab-Israeli conflict and Nazis.)
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