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prejudice
noun
1 a biased opinion, based on insufficient knowledge.
2 hostility, eg towards a particular racial or religious group.
3 law harm; detriment; disadvantage without prejudice to your parental rights .
verb (prejudiced , prejudicing )
1 to make someone feel prejudice; to bias.
2 to harm or endanger A poor interview will prejudice your chances of success .
[13c: from French préjudice , from Latin praejudicium harm, from prae- pre- + judicium judgement]
prejudiced adjective having prejudice; biased.
noun
1 a biased opinion, based on insufficient knowledge.
2 hostility, eg towards a particular racial or religious group.
3 law harm; detriment; disadvantage without prejudice to your parental rights .
verb (prejudiced , prejudicing )
1 to make someone feel prejudice; to bias.
2 to harm or endanger A poor interview will prejudice your chances of success .
[13c: from French préjudice , from Latin praejudicium harm, from prae- pre- + judicium judgement]
prejudiced adjective having prejudice; biased.
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