Prejudiced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREJUDICED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PREJUDICE, to prepossess or bias in favour or against something
• give rise to prejudice in (someone); make biased
• cause harm to (a state of affairs)
NOUN:
• preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience
• dislike, hostility, or unjust behaviour deriving from preconceived and unfounded opinions
• harm or injury that results or may result from some action or judgement
ADJECTIVE:
• emanating from a person\'s emotions and prejudices
• being biased or having a belief or attitude formed beforehand
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• resulting from or having a prejudice or bias for or especially against

Words related to PREJUDICED

prejudice21

Words that contain PREJUDICED

unprejudiced25 unprejudicedly30

How to use PREJUDICED in a sentence

• More than once charity impelled her to cast herself at the feet of some nun who was particularly prejudiced against her, and ask her pardon with tears.
• In this way the real date of Ptolemaeus seems still to recede, but I will not endeavour any further to put a numerical value upon it which might be thought to be prejudiced.
• Taquisara had therefore not prejudiced her at all against Bosio, nor against the idea of marrying the latter.
• In some districts, the Indians are so prejudiced in their favour, that no European can venture to shoot one of them without exposing himself to the greatest insults.
• The behavior of the men was such that even the most prejudiced could find no fault.
• Your salary shall be almost anything you ask, and your relation to the general government shall not be prejudiced by a temporary absence.
• The bright witty glances of his brown eyes at once prejudiced me in his favour, and it was not long before I knew that I had found another friend.
• I do not say this because I am prejudiced in my own favour, but because I really am so.
• Ski are the thing, and here are my tiresome fellow-countrymen too prejudiced to have prepared themselves for the event.
• Since the English interests, also, would be prejudiced by such a development, the English fleet in the Mediterranean would certainly be strengthened.
• I may be one-sided, prejudiced, what you will, but I cannot help looking upon a public performer as I look upon no other human being.
• There are none who do not admit it but the hopelessly prejudiced.
• Old Tulliwuddle might have taken me up if he had liked, but he was prejudiced against me.
• There was something in it so peculiar, and at the same time so fascinating, that I am conscious it may have prejudiced me in her favor.
• But somehow Dot, the new arrival, felt curiously prejudiced against him.
• Everyone knows that Scott was a decided Tory, and it is commonly supposed that he was an extremely prejudiced partisan.
• Abundantly supplied with every article of convenience from Europe, and prejudiced in their favour because from thence, we make but little use of the raw materials Sumatra affords.
• But the narrow-minded are the more prejudiced by very reason of their narrowness.
• No man has yet arisen, who has paid an entire regard to truth, and has dared to expose her, without covering or disguise, to the eyes of the prejudiced public.
• According to report the people of the Japanese nation are not prejudiced.
• Alas! we see on all sides how cruel, prejudiced and unjust is man, and how slow he is to believe in God and follow His commandments.
• A single false argument or even a trivial one may so appeal to a mind prejudiced against the proposition that all the valid proofs fail to convince.
• I must confess, in all Controversies between Parents and their Children, I am naturally prejudiced in favour of the former.
• Perhaps also I desire that some prejudiced countrymen of mine shall be taught a lesson and made to see that not all Americanos are unworthy.
• He had seen her glide out in the waltz with a grace second only to that of Miss Wildmere, even in his prejudiced eyes.
• Insinuations and reports have prejudiced his judgment more than is his wont.
• He owned, he said, that he too had been prejudiced against Mr.
• For some reason this fact had always prejudiced her against Hans Schafen.
• So far as your intensely interesting volume has compelled some very prejudiced people to read your attack on modern delusions, it is a great gain, especially to themselves.
• Prejudiced ones intimated that his fees were doubled, because the penitent couples always came back later for the divorce, anyhow.
• But it was not the sect which flourished in Ceylon and the writer of the Dipavamsa is prejudiced against it.
• Prejudice is a mixture of pride and egotism, and no prejudiced man, therefore, will be happy.
• Life was not twice but ten times more interesting than it had appeared to the prejudiced eyes of Vivien Warren.

Similar words containing JUDIC without suffix ed and without prefix pre

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