Discriminate:

Verb:

1. To recognize a distinction; differentiate.
2. To make an unjust or prejudicial distinction in the treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of race, sex, or age.

Prepositions:

• “Against” (discriminate against someone)
• “In favor of” (discriminate in favor of someone)

Collocations:

• Discriminate against, discriminate in favor of, ability to discriminate, discriminate based on.

Example Sentences:

1. It is illegal to discriminate against someone based on their race.
2. The policy does not discriminate in favor of any particular group.
3. She can discriminate between different shades of color.
4. The test is designed to discriminate between skilled and unskilled workers.
5. They discriminated against women in the hiring process.
6. The system should not discriminate based on socioeconomic status.
7. He learned to discriminate subtle differences in flavor.
8. The company was accused of discriminating against older employees.
9. The law aims to prevent discrimination in the workplace.
10. The sensor can discriminate between different types of metal.
11. The judge discriminated in favor of the defendant.
12. The ability to discriminate fine details is crucial for this task.
13. The organization fights to end discrimination against minorities.
14. The machine can discriminate objects based on size and shape.
15. She felt she was discriminated against because of her gender.
16. The hiring practices were found to discriminate unfairly.
17. They developed a method to discriminate between authentic and counterfeit items.
18. The software can discriminate between various user inputs.
19. The policy should not discriminate against any particular religion.
20. The training helps employees discriminate potential threats.
21. He was discriminated against due to his disability.
22. The program is designed to discriminate beneficial bacteria from harmful ones.
23. The law discriminates in favor of veterans.
24. They worked to develop policies that do not discriminate.
25. The filter can discriminate particles by size.
26. The new system can discriminate between human and animal movements.
27. She argued that the rules discriminated against people with lower incomes.
28. The company must ensure its policies do not discriminate.
29. The algorithm can discriminate relevant information from noise.
30. He faced discrimination in the workplace.
31. The court found that the company had discriminated against its employees.
32. The training program aims to help students discriminate fact from opinion.
33. The device can discriminate between different frequencies.
34. They accused the school of discriminating against students with disabilities.
35. The study investigates how people discriminate between similar sounds.
36. The policy is designed not to discriminate in favor of any group.
37. She felt discriminated against due to her age.
38. The tool can discriminate between different types of wood.
39. The law prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation.
40. The machine can discriminate subtle differences in texture.
41. The court ruled that the company had discriminated in favor of male employees.
42. The filter discriminates between light and heavy particles.
43. The organization provides resources to combat discrimination.
44. The test can discriminate between different levels of proficiency.
45. They argued that the system discriminated against the poor.
46. The new software can discriminate multiple languages.
47. The training helps officers discriminate between lawful and unlawful behavior.
48. The employer was found to have discriminated against women.
49. The policy is designed to prevent discrimination in any form.
50. The new technology can discriminate between different types of plastic.

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