prejudiced

adjectiveB2 · Upper-intermediate

Having an unfair opinion about someone or something.

Meaning of «prejudiced»

adjective

having an unfair opinion about someone or something

He was prejudiced against people from other countries.

Translation

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«prejudiced» in 17 languages

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ID Indonesia

JA 日本語

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The difference between similar words

unfair to one side

biasedunfairly favours one sideThe judge was biased against the other team.

prejudicedjudges people unfairly before knowing themHe is prejudiced against foreign workers.

one-sidedshows only one point of viewThe report was one-sided and ignored the facts.

Word family

prejudice B1 · nounprejudiced B2 · adjectiveunprejudiced C1 · adjective

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