What is another word for Imparity?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪmpˈaɹɪti], [ ɪmpˈaɹɪti], [ ɪ_m_p_ˈa_ɹ_ɪ_t_i]
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Synonyms for Imparity:
n.
• difference (noun) • disparity (noun)- discrepancy,
- gap,
- distinction,
- divergency,
- disproportion,
- diverseness,
- divergence,
- variation,
- dissimilarity,
- Dissemblance,
- imbalance,
- unevenness,
- dissimilitude,
- unlikeness,
- incongruity.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- sharpness,
- unregularity,
- ineptness,
- variety,
- rowdiness,
- multifariousness,
- transcendency,
- breach,
- diagonal,
- conflict,
- edition,
- disruption,
- fancy,
- favoritism,
- rough water,
- free weight,
- break,
- burden,
- instability,
- preeminence,
- abnormality,
- interruption,
- favouritism,
- indentation,
- dissension,
- line,
- noise,
- remainder,
- separateness,
- variability,
- contradiction in terms,
- weight down,
- demarcation,
- fluctuation,
- direct contrast,
- difference of opinion,
- deficiency,
- segmentation,
- differentiation,
- fondness,
- secernment,
- grimness,
- magnetic declination,
- version,
- distinctness,
- choppiness,
- unbalance,
- part,
- mutual exclusiveness,
- opening,
- burthen,
- note,
- raggedness,
- inequity,
- spread,
- geometrical irregularity,
- pitting,
- class,
- severity,
- unsimilarity,
- departure,
- magnetic variation,
- unfavorable position,
- hardship,
- oddity,
- disorderliness,
- prejudice,
- severeness,
- mutant,
- skewness,
- slant,
- lower status,
- deviation,
- rigorousness,
- partitioning,
- col,
- rigourousness,
- rigour,
- betting odds,
- low quality,
- weightiness,
- shabbiness,
- inadequateness,
- iniquity,
- mutation,
- unsuitability,
- sport,
- crudeness,
- favorable position,
- predetermine,
- partition,
- defect,
- transcendence,
- angle,
- dividing line,
- racket,
- rigor,
- incompatibility,
- counterpoint,
- preconception,
- repugnance,
- variant,
- sectionalization,
- high quality,
- naval division,
- variance,
- weight unit,
- rowdyism,
- constipation,
- crack,
- system of weights,
- weighting,
- exercising weight,
- lower rank,
- incongruousness,
- air division,
- eminence,
- harshness,
- dispute,
- section,
- sectionalisation.
How to use "Imparity" in context?
When it comes to matters of inequality, it is often difficult to enforce a sense of parity across people or groups. In the context of society, this principle is known as "Imparity." The idea is that different individuals or groups have different levels of ability or entitlement, and that these levels should not be allowed to persist. The term was first coined by the French sociologist Émile Durkheim, who argued that inequality perpetuated social and emotional instability. Durkheim argued that high levels of inequality led to a sense of not belonging to the same "moral community," and that this had a negative impact on society as a whole.
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