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Preconception meaning
An opinion formed before obtaining adequate evidence, especially as the result of bias or prejudice. | A prejudice that prevents rational consideration of an issue.
Synonyms of Preconception
Example sentences (9)
On its official open day I went down with a preconception of what I thought I was going to find in this long-standing high street store, but was sorely mistaken.
You continue to assume everything that doesn't fit your preconception to be a lie.
A novel approach would be for MUSC to offer free preconception counseling visits to all patients considering pregnancy and use grant money to incentivize patients to receive this service with vouchers to use at a grocery store of their choice.
This neglect has led to substantial gaps in care, particularly in areas like preconception care and menopause.
Dolly Wells’ Sister Agatha subverts every preconception one could have about nuns – bringing sass and a penchant for the supernatural to the table.
A preconception consultation with your OB-GYN can help you determine how to best handle chronic conditions during pregnancy.
For a student, that may mean graduating and heading off into a career armed with a particular preconception about what kinds of behaviours are normal in business, namely rotten ones.
That left just one preconception to deal with, because, this being Channel 4, wasn’t it inevitable that the apparently nice middle-class family, who had fostered Kiri and wanted to adopt her, would start to move into the frame for her murder?
The desire to challenge the preconception that 19th-century China was weak, for instance, has led to a scholarly interest in Qing expansion into Central Asia.