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was partisan
noun
An adherent to a party or faction.
Exact(51)
"The speech was partisan in content.
Mr Fitzgerald is as apolitical as Mr Starr was partisan.
affiliate $50,000 for what I believe was partisan electioneering.
But supporters suspected that the real issue was partisan ire over the filibuster fight.
On the Senate floor, the debate over Iraq was partisan and pointed.
While critics said the poet was partisan, Fans hailed him as a talented artisan.
Similar(9)
During that period there was partisan-aligned disagreement within the committee over how to treat Cranston, and in August 1991 a special counsel's report was released by Helms.
"The organisation is partisan.
We are partisan.
It is the politicians who are partisan.
It is partisan, tactless and very bold.
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