• Synonyms: bias, prejudice, preconception
  Meaning: a partiality that prevents objective consideration of an issue or situation

• Propensitate of prejudice.
• Will not the old prejudice be too strong?"
• He seems to have a prejudice against marriage."
• Mere dull, stubborn prejudice; bigotry, if you like.
• But you must judge fairly, without haste, without prejudice.
• From this arose a singular prejudice against New England people.
• "The country is so full of prejudice that I am driven to Sabbatical quiescence."
• She saw nothing in his attack on Wharton, except personal prejudice and ill-will.
• A few fanatical men, who had made it the vehicle of violent expressions, had kept it under the ban of popular prejudice.
• In spite of his prejudice against Edward, he could put himself into Mr Waller's place, and see the thing from his point of view.

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