prejudiced (Meaning)
prejudiced (s)
emanating from a person's emotions and prejudices
prejudiced (a)
being biased or having a belief or attitude formed beforehand
Synonyms & Antonyms of prejudiced
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- neutral
- nonpartisan
- disinterested
- receptive
- independent
- reasonable
- objective
- honest
- equitable
- disinterested
- honest
- fair
- unprejudiced
- impartial
- unbiased
- objective
- reasonable
- equal
- neutral
- independent
- nonpartisan
- evenhanded
- unbiased
- equitable
- open
- fair
- evenhanded
- unprejudiced
- open
- impartial
- equal
- receptive
Synonyms:
- affected
- convinced
- persuaded
- shaded
- warped
- parti pris
- prepossessed
- predisposed
- misrepresented
- unsympathetic
- inimical
- jaundiced
- swayed
- unfriendly
Antonyms:
prejudiced Sentence Examples
- The biased hiring manager harbored prejudiced views against candidates from certain backgrounds.
- The community remained deeply prejudiced, despite efforts to promote tolerance.
- The newspaper article exposed a prejudiced portrayal of a particular group of people.
- The prejudicial remarks of the politician sparked outrage among minority communities.
- The prejudiced laws of the past had disastrous consequences for many innocent individuals.
- The prejudiced judge displayed open hostility towards defendants from certain ethnicities.
- The prejudiced teacher created a hostile learning environment for students who didn't conform to their expectations.
- The prejudiced police officer unjustly targeted and harassed members of a particular demographic.
- The prejudiced social media group spread hateful and discriminatory rhetoric against marginalized communities.
- The effects of prejudice are far-reaching, both for individuals and for society as a whole.
FAQs About the word prejudiced
emanating from a person's emotions and prejudices, being biased or having a belief or attitude formed beforehand
hostile, partisan, distorted,partial, biased, interested,colored, one-sided, concerned, influenced
neutral, nonpartisan,disinterested, receptive, independent, reasonable, objective, honest, equitable, disinterested
The biased hiring manager harbored prejudiced views against candidates from certain backgrounds.
The community remained deeply prejudiced, despite efforts to promote tolerance.
The newspaper article exposed a prejudiced portrayal of a particular group of people.
The prejudicial remarks of the politician sparked outrage among minority communities.
