prejudging (Meaning)
prejudging
to judge before hearing or before full and sufficient examination, to judge before receiving all or enough of the facts
Synonyms & Antonyms of prejudging
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prejudging Sentence Examples
- Avoid prejudging the situation; gather all the facts first.
- Prejudging the accused based on their appearance is unfair.
- It's crucial to separate opinions from facts to prevent prejudging.
- We should not prejudge others based on their race, religion, or background.
- Prejudging someone's character without knowing them personally is a biased act.
- The jury must remain impartial and avoid prejudging the defendant.
- Prejudging the outcome of a competition can lead to disappointment.
- It's important to be open-minded and avoid prejudging new ideas.
- We must be careful not to prejudge people based on their past mistakes.
- Prejudging the value of an artwork solely on its surface appearance can be misleading.
FAQs About the word prejudging
to judge before hearing or before full and sufficient examination, to judge before receiving all or enough of the facts
predicting, predetermining, preconceiving, condemning, fating, forecasting, sentencing, dooming, predestining,anticipating
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Avoid prejudging the situation; gather all the facts first.
Prejudging the accused based on their appearance is unfair.
It's crucial to separate opinions from facts to prevent prejudging.
We should not prejudge others based on their race, religion, or background.
