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partisanship
This term carries a heavy political weight, often suggesting a rigid adherence to a party line that precludes objectivity or compromise. While it can describe simple loyalty, in modern discourse it frequently implies a negative, polarizing force that obstructs governance and fosters "us versus them" mentalities.
As an abstract noun representing a quality or state of being, it is treated as uncountable. It does not have a plural form and cannot be counted with numbers; instead, it is quantified using adjectives like "extreme," "deep," or "bitter" to describe its intensity.
Meanings
Strong and sometimes biased support for a particular political party, cause, or person.
The intense partisanship of the current election cycle has made bipartisan cooperation nearly impossible.
Examples
The current political climate is defined by extreme partisanship.
I wonder if we can ever move past this blind partisanship to find a common goal.
The judge was praised for her lack of partisanship during the trial.
Stop letting your partisanship cloud your judgment of the facts.
Deep partisanship often leads to legislative gridlock in the capital.
The historian analyzed how religious partisanship fueled the conflict.
We need a leader who can rise above party partisanship.
It is hard to have a rational debate when partisanship takes over the room.