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to prejudging
verb
To form a judgement in advance.
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Mr. McConnell said the president, in proposing a new version of the Democrats' legislation, seemed to prejudging the outcome of the session.
Moreover, all Luxembourg tax rulings given to multinationals were within the law — a claim that appears uncomfortably close to prejudging the Almunia-instigated inquiry into suspected illegal state aid.
This is partly due to prejudging the defendant as guilty.
But we've still got work to do, people, and now more than ever it's time to double down and not take the low road when it comes to prejudging others or casting an unkind stone in someone's direction.
Similar(54)
I don't want to prejudge anything.
I'm not going to prejudge that".
He's not going to prejudge anything.
I don't like to prejudge people".
I don't want to prejudge that.
"But I'm not going to prejudge it.
I wouldn't want to prejudge the meeting".
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