Nepotism
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British pronunciation/nˈɛpətˌɪzəm/
American pronunciation/ˈnɛpəˌtɪzəm/

Definition & Meaning of "nepotism"

Nepotism
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favoritism shown to relatives, especially in granting jobs, promotions, or other advantages

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The coach showed nepotism by favoring his son on the team, often giving him preferential treatment over other players.
The company's policy against nepotism ensured that promotions and hiring decisions were based solely on merit rather than familial connections.
The manager consistently promoted her daughter over more qualified candidates, demonstrating clear nepotism within the organization.
In the small town, government contracts were often awarded to the mayor's relatives, raising concerns about nepotism and corruption.
Despite accusations of nepotism, the CEO appointed his son to a high-ranking position within the organization, sparking controversy among employees.
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