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Definition of bias
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Bias (n.) A
slant;
a
diagonal;
as, to cut cloth on the
bias..
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Propensity
::
Propensity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
propense;
natural
inclination;
disposition
to do good or evil; bias; bent;
tendency.
Tobias Fish
::
Tobias
fish () The lant, or sand eel..
Fair
::
Fair
(superl.)
Characterized
by
frankness,
honesty,
impartiality,
or
candor;
open;
upright;
free from
suspicion
or bias;
equitable;
just; -- said of
persons,
character,
or
conduct;
as, a fair man; fair
dealing;
a fair
statement..
Prejudice
::
Prejudice
(n.) To cause to have
prejudice;
to
prepossess
with
opinions
formed
without
due
knowledge
or
examination;
to bias the mind of, by hasty and
incorrect
notions;
to give an
unreasonable
bent to, as to one side or the other of a
cause;
as, to
prejudice
a
critic
or a
juryman..
Impartiality
::
Impartiality
(n.) The
quality
of being
impartial;
freedom
from bias or
favoritism;
disinterestedness;
equitableness;
fairness;
as,
impartiality
of
judgment,
of
treatment,
etc..
Bias
::
Bias (a.)
Inclined
to one side;
swelled
on one side.
Bowl
::
Bowl (n.) A ball of wood or other
material
used for
rolling
on a level
surface
in play; a ball of hard wood
having
one side
heavier
than the
other,
so as to give it a bias when
rolled..
Unprejudiced
::
Unprejudiced
(a.) Not
warped
or
biased
by
prejudice;
as, an
unprejudiced
judgment..
Predispose
::
Predispose
(v. t.) To
dispose
or
incline
beforehand;
to give a
predisposition
or bias to; as, to
predispose
the mind to
friendship..
Sway
::
Sway (v. i.) To cause to
incline
or swing to one side, or
backward
and
forward;
to bias; to turn; to bend; warp; as, reeds
swayed
by wind;
judgment
swayed
by
passion..
Nationality
::
Nationality
(n.) A race or
people,
as
determined
by
common
language
and
character,
and not by
political
bias or
divisions;
a
nation..
Prejudicate
::
Prejudicate
(a.)
Biased
by
opinions
formed
prematurely;
prejudiced.
Prejudicial
::
Prejudicial
(a.)
Biased,
possessed,
or
blinded
by
prejudices;
as, to look with a
prejudicial
eye..
Impartial
::
Impartial
(a.) Not
partial;
not
favoring
one more than
another;
treating
all
alike;
unprejudiced;
unbiased;
disinterested;
equitable;
fair; just.
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..
Biasing
::
Biasing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Bia.
Bias
::
Bias (n.) A
weight
on the side of the ball used in the game of
bowls,
or a
tendency
imparted
to the ball, which turns it from a
straight
line..
Prepossession
::
Prepossession
(n.)
Preoccupation
of the mind by an
opinion,
or
impression,
already
formed;
preconceived
opinion;
previous
impression;
bias; --
generally,
but not
always,
used in a
favorable
sense;
as, the
prepossessions
of
childhood..
Partiality
::
Partiality
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
partial;
inclination
to favor one
party,
or one side of a
question,
more than the
other;
undue bias of
mind..
Bowl
::
Bowl (n.) An
ancient
game,
popular
in Great
Britain,
played
with
biased
balls on a level plat of
greensward..
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