prejudice in Italian
prejudice in Italian is pregiudizio — prejudice means an unfair opinion or attitude formed in advance, without real knowledge or evidence.
prejudice in Italian
pregiudizio
What does "prejudice" mean?
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noun An unfair opinion or attitude formed in advance, without real knowledge or evidence.
"Years of travelling helped her overcome her prejudice against people from other countries."
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verb To cause bias in someone, or to damage a case, chance, or outcome.
"Don't let one bad review prejudice you against the whole restaurant."
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prejudice in a sentence
- Years of travelling helped her overcome her prejudice against people from other countries.
- He judged the candidate with obvious prejudice before the interview even started.
- Don't let one bad review prejudice you against the whole restaurant.
- The leaked photo could prejudice the jury against the defendant.
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What is "prejudice" in Italian?
"prejudice" in Italian is pregiudizio. prejudice means: An unfair opinion or attitude formed in advance, without real knowledge or evidence.
How do you use "prejudice" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of travelling helped her overcome her prejudice against people from other countries." In Italian, "prejudice" is pregiudizio.
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