prejudgment (Meaning)

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prejudgment (n)

a judgment reached before the evidence is available

No weak antonyms found.

The prejudgment against the defendant hindered his fair trial.
It's crucial to approach people without prejudgment, allowing for unbiased assessments.
The jury was carefully selected to minimize prejudgment and ensure impartiality.
Prejudgment often stems from stereotypes and biases that can distort our perception.
To make informed decisions, we must overcome prejudgment and engage in objective reasoning.
Prejudgment can lead to discrimination and unfair treatment, undermining social justice.
It's essential to question our own prejudgments and strive for a more open-minded approach.
Prejudgment can be subtle and ingrained, making it difficult to recognize and challenge.
Overcoming prejudgment is an ongoing process that requires self-awareness and empathy.
Education and exposure to diverse perspectives can help break down prejudgment and promote understanding.

a judgment reached before the evidence is available

theory, prejudice,assumption, prepossession,preconception, bias, hypothesis, speculation, presumption, picture

neutrality,objectivity, detachment, neutrality, detachment, impartiality, impartiality, objectivity, unbiasedness, open-mindedness

The prejudgment against the defendant hindered his fair trial.

It's crucial to approach people without prejudgment, allowing for unbiased assessments.

The jury was carefully selected to minimize prejudgment and ensure impartiality.

Prejudgment often stems from stereotypes and biases that can distort our perception.