out-group

English

Noun

out-group (plural out-groups)

  1. Alternative form of outgroup.
    • 2020 June 6, Lisa Selin Davis, “Children aren’t born racist. Here’s how parents can stop them from becoming racist.”, in CNN‎[1], spoken by Sarah Gaither:
      In-group bias, sometimes called in-group favoritism or in-group preference, means someone favoring people who look like them or are like them in other ways: in-group versus out-group preferences.
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