biasing (Meaning)

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biasing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Bias

The biased news report blatantly favored one political candidate over another.
The experiment was biasing, as the results were influenced by an external factor.
The biased judge showed clear prejudice towards the defendant, casting doubt on the impartiality of the trial.
The study's methodology was biasing, leading to a flawed conclusion.
The biased media outlet constantly promoted a particular agenda, skewing public opinion.
The algorithm used in the recommendation system was biasing, disproportionately favoring certain content.
The biased hiring process favored applicants from a specific background, perpetuating inequality.
The biased jury came to a verdict based on personal opinions rather than evidence.
The biased survey asked leading questions that steered respondents towards a predetermined answer.
The biased research paper contained misleading information that favored a particular theory.

of Bias

turning, convincing, prejudicing, persuading, predisposing, inclining, disposing, poisoning,influencing,suggesting

No antonyms found.

The biased news report blatantly favored one political candidate over another.

The experiment was biasing, as the results were influenced by an external factor.

The biased judge showed clear prejudice towards the defendant, casting doubt on the impartiality of the trial.

The study's methodology was biasing, leading to a flawed conclusion.