Biased is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIASED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BIAS, to cause to incline to one side
• cause to feel or show inclination or prejudice for or against someone or something
• give a bias to
NOUN:
• inclination or prejudice for or against one person or group, especially in a way considered to be unfair
• a concentration on or interest in one particular area or subject
• a systematic distortion of a statistical result due to a factor not allowed for in its derivation.
• a direction diagonal to the weave of a fabric
• (in bowls) the irregular shape given to one side of a bowl.
• the oblique course taken by a bowl as a result of its irregular shape.
• a steady voltage, magnetic field, or other factor applied to a system or device to cause it to operate over a predetermined range.
ADJECTIVE:
• favoring one person or side over another
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to prejudice

Words related to BIASED

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How to use BIASED in a sentence

• Perhaps these statistics are biased, but the statistics presented by the opposing party were even more fantastic.
• An angry or a biased man renders himself incapable of finding it.
• Her revelation may have been biased by the fact that she herself was married, but not comfortably.
• As this would, naturally, be somewhat biased, it will be more to the point to see what a competent critic of the present day has to say.
• After all, men who have lost three hundred thousand dollars can hardly be expected to be impartial, and I saw no reason for submitting myself to a biased tribunal.
• Like all writers who have made a specialty of a subject, he is naturally somewhat biased in favor of it, and this gives still more weight to his words on negative points.
• A person thus biased is under suspicion when he praises, but not when he exposes shady sides.
• To Ellis, unbiased by ancestral traditions, biased perhaps by jealousy, Tom Delamere was a type of the degenerate aristocrat.
• Many journalists and some politicians told me that Narayan deserved the violent attack on him as his journalism was biased.
• Moreover, much of the testing is done by fallacious methods and often by biased hands.
• It is not Catholics only who might be thought biased upon such a point, but others also who feel this.
• The accounts which we have of many other trials are so brief and so biased that it is not fair for us to hazard a judgment.
• No state policy in this case, can well be supposed to have biased him, and when there are no motives to falsehood, it is somewhat cruel to discredit assertions.
• None but a biased mind could produce such flimsy arguments.
• All such persons instead of procuring their information from the very source, when they are so near to it, they go to the Missionaries who are undoubtedly biased.
• Whether this phrase will ever gain the vogue of the other even a biased and admiring father may well question.
• Thus his book, though far more brilliant and far more modern than that of Bossuet, was nevertheless almost equally biased.
• Eh! Good heavens! I wish him no ill on that account, one is biased by his passions.
• All sense-perceptions are colored and all judgments biased where the child is in question, and affection for it extends to the particular marks which distinguish it.
• One common way to do this is to use biased bells instead of the ordinary polarized bells.
• In this the two biased bells are at Station A and Station B, these being bridged to ground in each case and adapted to respond only to positive and negative impulses respectively.
• In this system the biased bells are normally disconnected from the line, and, therefore, the leakage path through them from one side of the line to the other does not exist.
• In any event, Diana was refused permission to enter the evidence she had that would have shown that Anuse was biased.
• In their praise, both the pagan and the Christian, as well as critics biased by their prepossessions in favor either of the Reformed or the Roman phase of the faith, can unite.

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