Partisanship
Pronunciation: /ˈpɑːrtəzənˌʃɪp/
Partisanship (noun)
- Strong support for one side in a dispute, often making it hard to be fair or consider other views.
- Support for a political group or party that leads to biased opinions and actions.
- The habit of defending a cause or group in a way that ignores facts that do not support it.
Examples
- His partisanship made him defend his side in every argument.
- Partisanship can stop people from listening to the other side.