biased (Meaning)

Wordnet

biased (s)

favoring one person or side over another

Webster

of Bias

The politician's speech was heavily biased towards his own party.
The news article contained biased information that favored one side over the other.
The research study was criticized for being biased due to its selective sampling.
The jury selection process was designed to minimize bias.
The judge recognized the biased nature of the witness's testimony.
The media is often accused of being biased against certain demographic groups.
The company's hiring practices were biased towards applicants with university degrees.
The social media platform's algorithm was biased towards content that supported certain political views.
The historical account was presented with a biased perspective that distorted the truth.
The scientific experiment was conducted with strict measures to prevent bias.

favoring one person or side over anotherof Bias

distorted, partisan, hostile,partial, prejudiced, influenced, concerned, one-sided,colored, interested

receptive, objective, unprejudiced, receptive, unbiased, disinterested, impartial, fair, disinterested, unprejudiced

The politician's speech was heavily biased towards his own party.

The news article contained biased information that favored one side over the other.

The research study was criticized for being biased due to its selective sampling.

The jury selection process was designed to minimize bias.