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Definition of prejudice
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of prejudice is as below...
Prejudice
(n.) To
obstruct
or
injure
by
prejudices,
or by
previous
bias of the mind;
hence,
generally,
to hurt; to
damage;
to
injure;
to
impair;
as, to
prejudice
a good
cause..
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Interested
::
Interested
(v. t.)
Having
an
interest;
concerned
in a cause or in
consequences;
liable
to be
affected
or
prejudiced;
as, an
interested
witness..
Insular
::
Insular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
people
of an
island;
narrow;
circumscribed;
illiberal;
contracted;
as,
insular
habits,
opinions,
or
prejudices..
Covin
::
Covin (n.) A
collusive
agreement
between
two or more
persons
to
prejudice
a
third.
Color
::
Color (v. t.) To
change
or
alter,
as if by
dyeing
or
painting;
to give a false
appearance
to;
usually,
to give a
specious
appearance
to; to cause to
appear
attractive;
to make
plausible;
to
palliate
or
excuse;
as, the facts were
colored
by his
prejudices..
Fair-minded
::
Fair-minded
(a.)
Unprejudiced;
just;
judicial;
honest.
Prepossess
::
Prepossess
(v. t.) To
preoccupy,
as the mind or
heart,
so as to
preclude
other
things;
hence,
to bias or
prejudice;
to give a
previous
inclination
to, for or
against
anything;
esp., to
induce
a
favorable
opinion
beforehand,
or at the
outset..
Emancipate
::
Emancipate
(v. t.) To free from any
controlling
influence,
especially
from
anything
which
exerts
undue or evil
influence;
as, to
emancipate
one from
prejudices
or
error..
Jaundiced
::
"Jaundiced
(a.)
Prejudiced;
envious;
as, a
jaundiced
judgment..
Candid
::
Candid
(a.) Free from undue bias;
disposed
to think and judge
according
to truth and
justice,
or
without
partiality
or
prejudice;
fair; just;
impartial;
as, a
candid
opinion..
Dispassionate
::
Dispassionate
(a.) Free from
passion;
not
warped,
prejudiced,
swerved,
or
carried
away by
passion
or
feeling;
judicial;
calm;
composed..
Indifference
::
Indifference
(n.)
Impartiality;
freedom
from
prejudice,
prepossession,
or
bias..
Clannish
::
Clannish
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a clan;
closely
united,
like a clan;
disposed
to
associate
only with one's clan or
clique;
actuated
by the
traditions,
prejudices,
habits,
etc., of a
clan..
Insularity
::
Insularity
(n.)
Narrowness
or
illiberality
of
opinion;
prejudice;
exclusiveness;
as, the
insularity
of the
Chinese
or of the
aristocracy..
Scunner
::
Scunner
(n.) A
feeling
of
disgust
or
loathing;
a
strong
prejudice;
abhorrence;
as, to take a
scunner
against
some one..
Liberate
::
Liberate
(a.) To
release
from
restraint
or
bondage;
to set at
liberty;
to free; to
manumit;
to
disengage;
as, to
liberate
a slave or
prisoner;
to
liberate
the mind from
prejudice;
to
liberate
gases..
Unbiased
::
Unbiased
(a.) Free from bias or
prejudice;
unprejudiced;
impartial.
Waste
::
Waste (v.)
Spoil,
destruction,
or
injury,
done to
houses,
woods,
fences,
lands,
etc., by a
tenant
for life or for
years,
to the
prejudice
of the heir, or of him in
reversion
or
remainder..
Disadvantage
::
Disadvantage
(n.) Loss;
detriment;
hindrance;
prejudice
to
interest,
fame,
credit,
profit,
or other
good..
Indifferent
::
Indifferent
(a.) Free from bias or
prejudice;
impartial;
unbiased;
disinterested.
Candor
::
Candor
(n.) A
disposition
to treat
subjects
with
fairness;
freedom
from
prejudice
or
disguise;
frankness;
sincerity.
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