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The prejudicial
adjective
Exhibiting prejudice or bias
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The prejudicial attitude represented by the quote perpetuates medical myth and harmful stigma.George D. Lundberg, M.D. Los Gatos, Calif.
The prejudicial cruelty is doubly painful to the family because the eldest son, Nabhil (Amit Patel, who appears in several flashback sequences), died in the World Trade Center attack.
"The prejudicial effect on the jury was not overcome," it said, leading to a miscarriage of justice.
The prejudicial character of understanding means that, whenever we understand, we are involved in a dialogue that encompasses both our own self-understanding and our understanding of the matter at issue.
The prejudicial aspect of Russian culture causes some asylees to avoid Russian areas of the city altogether. .
As the controversy bubbled up, CBS emphatically said that it did not condone the prejudicial comments.
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"Only the most extravagant speculation would lead to the conclusion that the supposedly prejudicial evidence renders the Carr brothers' joint sentencing procedure fundamentally unfair".
None of this was thought strange or, in the end, prejudicial to the trial.
The four jurors who said they read part of David Williams's conversation had not seen a page that contained "the most prejudicial information," the prosecutors said.
Ironically, it is in our dealings with the alleged opponents of liberty that the dangerous, prejudicial and irrational politics of security push us to our most extreme.
I knew I would see the typical prejudicial, bigoted tweets toward Muslims and the religion of Islam.
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