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antiquota

antiquota adjective: opposing a quota, especially the imposition of a quota of minorities required to be employed under affirmative action.

Adjective

antiquota (comparative more antiquota, superlative most antiquota)

  1. Opposing a quota, especially the imposition of a quota of minorities required to be employed under affirmative action.

Forms of antiquota

comparativemore antiquota
superlativemost antiquota

Origin of antiquota

From anti- + quota.

Questions about antiquota

What does antiquota mean?
Antiquota means opposing a quota, especially the imposition of a quota of minorities required to be employed under affirmative action.
What part of speech is antiquota?
Antiquota is an adjective.

Words near antiquota in the dictionary

  1. antiquizations
  2. antiquize
  3. antiquized
  4. antiquizes
  5. antiquizing
  6. antiquota
  7. antiquous
  8. antirabbinic
  9. antirabbinical
  10. antirabbit
  11. antirabic

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