preconception in Russian
preconception in Russian is предвзя́тость, предубежде́ние — preconception means a belief or opinion formed too early, before there is enough evidence to support it.
preconception in Russian
предвзя́тость
Pronounced: predvzyatost
An opinion formed before obtaining adequate evidence, especially as the result of bias or prejudice.
предубежде́ние
Pronounced: predubezhdeniye
An opinion formed before obtaining adequate evidence, especially as the result of bias or prejudice.
What does "preconception" mean?
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noun A belief or opinion formed too early, before there is enough evidence to support it.
"He told RAIL: "We had no preconceptions, but you would assume a newer train to have better air quality than an older one. We found that was not necessarily the case."
- noun A fixed idea that stops someone from thinking clearly about a matter.
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preconception in a sentence
- He told RAIL: "We had no preconceptions, but you would assume a newer train to have better air quality than an older one. We found that was not necessarily the case.
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What is "preconception" in Russian?
"preconception" in Russian is предвзя́тость, предубежде́ние. preconception means: A belief or opinion formed too early, before there is enough evidence to support it.
How do you pronounce предвзя́тость?
"preconception" in Russian is предвзя́тость, pronounced "predvzyatost".
Are there other ways to say "preconception" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "preconception": предвзя́тость, предубежде́ние.
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