bigoted
adjectiveUnreasonably intolerant of people or opinions outside one's own group or beliefs.
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adjectiveHaving an excessively favorable opinion of one's own ability or importance.
Excessively self-admiring
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The beliefs or judgments that are widely accepted about a subject.
deprecating
adjectiveExpressing disapproval or making something seem less valuable.
Expressing a low opinion
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derogatory
adjectiveExpressing disrespect or a low opinion of someone or something.
dissent
nounDisagreement with an opinion, decision, or position held by others.
divergence
nounA separation or difference in course, development, or opinion.
dogmatic
adjectiveInsisting on beliefs as unquestionably true without sufficient openness to challenge.
noncommittal
adjectiveAvoiding a definite position, opinion, or promise.
outspoken
adjectiveExpressing opinions openly and directly.
Open in expressing views
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pontifical
adjectivePompous and dogmatic in expressing an opinion.
pontificate
verbTo express opinions in a pompous or dogmatic manner.
prejudiced
adjectiveInfluenced by a preconceived opinion that lacks a fair basis.
pundit
nounA person who offers expert or authoritative opinions on a subject.
sentiment
nounA feeling, attitude, or opinion, especially one shared or expressed about a subject.
subjective
adjectiveInfluenced by individual views, feelings, or experience.
vacillate
verbTo waver between choices or positions.
One word family: also includes vacillation.
vocal
adjectiveOpenly and readily expressing opinions or feelings.
vociferous
adjectiveLoud and forceful in expressing an opinion.
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