un-PC
un-PC adjective: politically incorrect.
Adjective
un-PC (comparative more un-PC, superlative most un-PC)
- Politically incorrect.
- As an old time cowboy from the Madeline Plains, I am exempt from being politically correct. I have an official permit to be un-pc, and make no apologies for not using "he or she" all the time.2007, Jon Garate, Stories from the Living Room: A Golden Heritage from the Old West, page ii
- "I don't mean to be un-p.c.," Tiny says... "But I liked Little Black Sambo... It's a cute story underneath." / "You were undisturbed by the eyeholes cut out of the pillow you lay your little head on." / "They were different times, J."2009, Colson Whitehead, John Henry Days, page 49
Forms of un-PC
| comparative | more un-PC |
|---|---|
| superlative | most un-PC |
| alternative form | un-pc |
| alternative form | un-p.c. |
Origin of un-PC
From un- + PC.
Questions about un-PC
- What does un-PC mean?
- Un-PC means politically incorrect.
- What part of speech is un-PC?
- Un-PC is an adjective.
Words near un-PC in the dictionary
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