Bigot (noun)

1. A person who is intolerant of opinions, lifestyles, or beliefs that differ from their own.
2. A person who is unreasonable or narrow-minded in their views, opinions, or religious beliefs.

Origin:

From french bigot, from middle french bigot, from old french bigot, from old occitan bigot, probably of celtic origin.

Examples:

1. The speaker was widely criticized for making bigoted remarks about people from different ethnicities.
2. The bigots at the rally were shouting hateful slogans and making disrespectful gestures.
3. The bigotry displayed by the group was a reminder of how far we still have to go in promoting tolerance and equality.
4. The politician was accused of being a bigot for his views on immigration and LGBT rights.
5. The teacher tried to teach her students about different cultures and religions in order to counteract the bigotry that surrounded them.