forejudgment

noun

Meaning

A decision or opinion formed before having sufficient evidence or before the case has been heard.

Examples

His forejudgment of the new policy prevented him from listening to the staff's concerns.
The committee's forejudgment of the proposal led to a swift and biased rejection.

Synonyms: bias, prejudice, preconception, prejudgment

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forejudgment

noun

Pronunciation: /fɔːrˈdʒʌdʒmənt/

Definition

A decision or opinion formed before having sufficient evidence or before the case has been heard.

Examples

His forejudgment of the new policy prevented him from listening to the staff's concerns.
The committee's forejudgment of the proposal led to a swift and biased rejection.
Legal standards require jurors to avoid any forejudgment of the evidence until the trial concludes.

Synonyms of forejudgment

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