prejudiced in Polish
prejudiced in Polish is uprzedzone, uprzedzony — prejudiced means holding unfair, biased opinions about a person or group, usually without good reason.
prejudiced in Polish
uprzedzone
Having prejudices.
uprzedzony
Having prejudices.
What does "prejudiced" mean?
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adjective Holding unfair, biased opinions about a person or group, usually without good reason.
"His prejudiced remarks about immigrants shocked the room."
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prejudiced in a sentence
- His prejudiced remarks about immigrants shocked the room.
- She tried hard not to be prejudiced against people she'd just met.
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What is "prejudiced" in Polish?
"prejudiced" in Polish is uprzedzone, uprzedzony. prejudiced means: Holding unfair, biased opinions about a person or group, usually without good reason.
How do you use "prejudiced" in a sentence?
Example: "His prejudiced remarks about immigrants shocked the room." In Polish, "prejudiced" is uprzedzone, uprzedzony.
Are there other ways to say "prejudiced" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "prejudiced": uprzedzone, uprzedzony.
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