forejudger (Meaning)
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forejudger (n.)
A judgment by which one is deprived or put of a right or thing in question.
Synonyms & Antonyms of forejudger
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forejudger Sentence Examples
- As a forejudger, she had already formed a negative opinion about my abilities before even meeting me.
- His biased views made him a forejudger, unable to consider alternative perspectives.
- The forejudger stubbornly clung to their preconceived notions, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
- The judge's forejudgment clouded her objectivity, leading to an unfair ruling.
- Their forejudgment prevented them from giving the defendant a fair trial.
- As a forejudger, he was quick to condemn others without considering their circumstances.
- The forejudger's closed-mindedness stifled progress and understanding.
- She was too much of a forejudger to appreciate the nuanced differences in our beliefs.
- The forejudger's preconceived ideas hindered their ability to form meaningful relationships.
- Despite her reputation as a forejudger, she surprised everyone with her open-minded approach in the case.
FAQs About the word forejudger
A judgment by which one is deprived or put of a right or thing in question.
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As a forejudger, she had already formed a negative opinion about my abilities before even meeting me.
His biased views made him a forejudger, unable to consider alternative perspectives.
The forejudger stubbornly clung to their preconceived notions, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
The judge's forejudgment clouded her objectivity, leading to an unfair ruling.
