biased in Irish
biased in Irish is claonta, laofa, leataobhach — biased means unfairly favoring one side; showing prejudice.
biased in Irish
claonta
Exhibiting bias; prejudiced.
laofa
Exhibiting bias; prejudiced.
leataobhach
Exhibiting bias; prejudiced.
What does "biased" mean?
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adj Unfairly favoring one side; showing prejudice.
"The article was clearly biased against the new policy."
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adj Weighted so that some outcomes are more likely than others.
"A biased coin lands on heads more often than tails."
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biased in a sentence
- The article was clearly biased against the new policy.
- A biased referee can ruin a close match.
- A biased coin lands on heads more often than tails.
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What is "biased" in Irish?
"biased" in Irish is claonta, laofa, leataobhach. biased means: Unfairly favoring one side; showing prejudice.
How do you use "biased" in a sentence?
Example: "The article was clearly biased against the new policy." In Irish, "biased" is claonta, laofa, leataobhach.
Are there other ways to say "biased" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "biased": claonta, laofa, leataobhach.
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