Want to use Prejudice correctly in a sentence? These 20 example sentences show the word in context, together with its meaning and synonyms like bias or influence.
Prejudice in a sentence
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Prejudice meaning
- An adverse judgment or opinion formed beforehand or without knowledge of the facts.
- A preconception, any preconceived opinion or feeling, whether positive or negative.
- An irrational hostile attitude, fear or hatred towards a particular group, race or religion.
Synonyms of Prejudice
Example sentences (20)
But I really enjoyed Episode 2, all the Pride and Prejudice references from the movie (that hand flex!) were great.
I doubt he will change, but perhaps if he could reign in his prejudice towards your boyfriend, it would be a start.
The company’s mission has always been to brew the best beer without prejudice but with consistency and conscience.
Subtly entwined in the shocking and dark premise are mature themes of teen suicide, prejudice, status, and conformity.
Cast your minds back to 2020, and the and Prejudice actor, 56, declared to the world how he liked to spend his weekends.
His character has remained fairly closed off previously, and similarly to the film's inspiration, Pride and Prejudice'sMr.
As citizens, if we witness this behavior, we should confront the perp in person, and with extreme prejudice.
He was successfully installed to the high court despite his allegations of some kind of perceived prejudice.
Doing this at Halloween feels like an attempt to prejudice them in the eyes of a jury, as it implies they were lacing candy.
He also said that as a gay man, he has personal experience being the victim of hate crimes and prejudice.
Any restrictions must be justified by demonstrable facts, not presumptions, speculation or prejudice.
And this is without prejudice to the fact that every economist that I know argued that the fuel subsidy regime was unsustainable.
His journey from miner to professional artist is a story of great determination and resilience to overcome hardship and prejudice.
In other words, “the prejudice of the Christian against the Jew in Jerusalem amounts to fanaticism….
Prejudice and exclusion, this has led to a lack of diversity in the civil service and the loss of potential ability and knowledge.
But it looks as though her appearances on TV aroused deep racial prejudice in a super-rich chippy businessman called Frank Hester.
But the eradication of prejudice is not enough; we must proactively build a diverse democracy and cherish the contributions of all.
This narrative ends up discouraging students from lower castes who place their faith in institutions to protect them from prejudice.
However, the dismissal is without prejudice, which means that the plaintiff can file again within 30 days with an amended complaint.
The claims that he had made sectarian remarks and that the offence was aggravated by religious prejudice were deleted by prosecutors.
Common combinations with prejudice
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- and prejudice 31×
- prejudice and 30×
- of prejudice 18×
- prejudice is 12×
- without prejudice 12×
- prejudice in 10×
- racial prejudice 9×
- prejudice against 9×
- the prejudice 9×
- prejudice the 8×
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