1. strong, often blind allegiance to a particular party, faction, cause, or person
Usage: plural form of partisanship

Examples

• The senator criticized the bitter partisanships that prevented bipartisan cooperation.
• Different partisanships emerged within the organization over budget priorities.
• The committee tried to set aside their various partisanships to focus on the issue.
• Political partisanships often overshadow practical solutions to problems.
• The debate revealed deep partisanships among the panel members.
• She urged voters to look beyond party partisanships when choosing candidates.