-
To
cause
to
form
an
opinion,
usually
unfavorable,
before
examination
of
the
facts;
hurt;
damage
by
some
judgment
or
action.
-
To
prepossess;
bias;
injure.
-
To
imbue
with
prejudice
or
aversion.
-
To
impair
or
injure.
-
influence (
somebody's)
opinion
in
advance
-
To
prepossess
with
unexamined
opinions,
to
bias
the
mind;
to
damage.
-
To
bias
or
prepossess
the
mind;
to
injure
or
impair.
-
a
partiality
that
prevents
objective
consideration
of
an
issue
or
situation
-
An
opinion
or
judgment
formed
without
due
examination;
prejudgment;
a
leaning
toward
one
side
of
a
question
from
other
considerations
than
those
belonging
to
it;
an
unreasonable
predilection
for,
or
objection
against,
anything;
especially,
an
opinion
or
leaning
adverse
to
anything,
without
just
grounds,
or
before
sufficient
knowledge.
-
A
bias
on
the
part
of
judge,
juror,
or
witness
which
interferes
with
fairness
of
judgment.
-
Mischief;
hurt;
damage;
injury;
detriment.
-
To
cause
to
have
prejudice;
to
prepossess
with
opinions
formed
without
due
knowledge
or
examination;
to
bias
the
mind
of,
by
hasty
and
incorrect
notions;
to
give
an
unreasonable
bent
to,
as
to
one
side
or
the
other
of
a
cause;
as,
to
prejudice
a
critic
or
a
juryman.
-
Judgment
in
advance,
especially
an
unfavorable
judgment;
injury
or
harm
as
a
result
of
hasty
or
unfair
judgment.
-
A
judgment
or
opinion
formed
beforehand
or
without
due
examination:
a
prejudgment:
unreasonable
prepossession
for
or
against
anything:
bias:
injury
or
wrong
of
any
kind:
disadvantage:
mischief.
-
Prejudicial.
-
Unreasonable
prepossession;
bias;
injury.
-
A
premature
opinion,
favorable
or
unfavorable.
-
Detriment.
-
A
prejudgment;
an
opinion
or
decision
of
the
mind
formed
beforehand,
and
more
or
less
unwarranted
or
unreasonable;
an
unreasonable
prepossession;
hurt;
damage;
injury.
-
A
previous
inclination
of
mind,
formed
without
regard
to
evidence;
bias;
prepossession;
damage
or
injury.
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