Synonyms for double standard
dou·ble stan·dard

Princeton's WordNet

1. double standardnoun

   an ethical or moral code that applies more strictly to one group than to another

Matched Categories

1. • Ethic

How to pronounce double standard?

How to say double standard in sign language?

How to use double standard in a sentence?

1. Sarah Sanders:

   This is a double standard that The President is speaking about, no one is defending Sarah Sanders comments. They were inappropriate. But that was the point that The President was making.

2. Donald Trump:

   It's not only a double standard -- it's being politically correct.

3. Mark DeMoss:

   We don't apply it in business, in school, hiring of a plumber, a painter or an architect, there is nothing else we do in life where this person has to be my stripe of Christian or I won't work with them. I think it is a double standard litmus test.

4. Marc Freeman:

   There exists a double standard in Chicago where the citizens are held accountable if they break laws, but the police are not.

5. Ronald Daigle Jr.:

   There is a clear double standard, my client was sentenced to a year in federal prison, fine, probation, house arrest and a dishonorable discharge from the Navy.