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Can the word partiality be used in a sentence?

Of course! Here are a few examples:

* The judge's partiality towards the defendant was evident in her rulings. (This sentence implies the judge was biased.)

* Despite her partiality for chocolate, she chose the vanilla ice cream. (This sentence implies she prefers chocolate, but chose something else.)

* The company's new policy is designed to eliminate partiality in hiring practices. (This sentence shows a desire to be fair.)

You can use "partiality" to describe bias, preference, or favoritism.

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