preconceptions (Meaning)

preconceptions

a preconceived idea, prejudice, occurring prior to conception

No weak antonyms found.

Emily challenged her preconceptions about the new employee and discovered her hidden talents.
The preconceptions that women were not good at STEM subjects held back many aspiring scientists.
Mark realized his preconceptions about his neighbor were unfounded after spending more time with him.
The company held training sessions to address preconceptions about neurodiversity in the workplace.
Sarah broke free from the preconceptions her parents had instilled in her and pursued her own dreams.
The campaign aimed to change preconceptions about homelessness and humanize those in need.
Despite initial preconceptions, the interracial couple proved to be deeply happy and fulfilled.
Alex confronted his preconceptions about people with disabilities and became a passionate advocate for their rights.
The research debunked the preconceptions that gender-neutral toys were harmful to children's development.
Schools must work to dismantle preconceptions and create inclusive environments for all students.

a preconceived idea, prejudice, occurring prior to conception

assumptions, theories, prejudices, notions, presuppositions, pictures, prepossessions, hypotheses, biases, thoughts

impartialities,detachments, neutralities,objectivities,

Emily challenged her preconceptions about the new employee and discovered her hidden talents.

The preconceptions that women were not good at STEM subjects held back many aspiring scientists.

Mark realized his preconceptions about his neighbor were unfounded after spending more time with him.

The company held training sessions to address preconceptions about neurodiversity in the workplace.