imprejudicate Antonyms
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Meaning of imprejudicate
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imprejudicate (a.)
Not prejuged; unprejudiced; impartial.
imprejudicate Sentence Examples
- The impartial judge listened to the case with an imprejudicate mind.
- The scientists approached the experiment with an imprejudicate attitude, free from bias.
- The jury was instructed to remain imprejudicate and consider only the evidence presented.
- The unbiased reporter sought to provide an imprejudicate account of the events.
- The investigator's imprejudicate perspective ensured an objective examination of the facts.
- The mediator facilitated a productive conversation by creating an imprejudicate space for both parties.
- The negotiator entered the discussions with an imprejudicate mindset, open to all possibilities.
- The counselor provided imprejudicate support, fostering a safe and non-judgmental environment.
- The teacher encouraged students to develop imprejudicate reasoning skills to avoid hasty generalizations.
- The research team maintained an imprejudicate approach to ensure the validity and objectivity of their findings.
FAQs About the word imprejudicate
Not prejuged; unprejudiced; impartial.
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The impartial judge listened to the case with an imprejudicate mind.
The scientists approached the experiment with an imprejudicate attitude, free from bias.
The jury was instructed to remain imprejudicate and consider only the evidence presented.
The unbiased reporter sought to provide an imprejudicate account of the events.
