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单词 prejudicial
释义
prejudicial
adjective
formal
uk
/ˌpredʒ.əˈdɪʃ.əl/us
/ˌpredʒ.əˈdɪʃ.əl/
harmfulorinfluencingpeopleunfairly:
造成偏见的，不利的，有害的
Thejudgedecidedthatallowingthevideoasevidencewould be prejudicialtotheoutcomeof thetrial.法官认定允许将录像带作为证据会使审判结果有失公正。
Synonyms
damaging
deleteriousformal
detrimentalformal
harmful
injuriousformal
Opposites
harmless
innocuous
Compare
hurtful
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Unfairness and favouring someone unfairly
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  • ableist
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  • agist
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  • discriminate
  • discrimination
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  • elitist
  • one-sided
  • one-sidedness
  • one-way
  • othering
  • the old school tie
  • unbalance
  • unequal
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  • uneven
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(Definition ofprejudicialfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofprejudicial

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Much of the interest and information, scholarly as well as public, has beenprejudicial.
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But others may find this coherent self-containment constrictive andprejudicialin the worst sense.
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This resulted from a petition to a senior magistrate that works about to be done to a neighbour's property wereprejudicialto one's own.
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One response materialists can make to dualists is simply to argue that the topicneutral approach is correct, but that it is notprejudicialto dualism.
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The phrasing of this question could have elicited presumed rather than actualprejudicial/stereotypical thoughts.
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Because these are predominantly non-disabled people, it is likely that they will hold some of theprejudicialattitudes to disability which are common in society.
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He notes that teachers' assessments of unsatisfactory classroom behaviour may reflectprejudicialperceptions of children from adverse backgrounds and may act as self-fulfilling prophesies.
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There would be a moral lapse in the system if certain programs consistently excluded certain candidates for ill-founded,prejudicialreasons.
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He would just allow the testimony about what was in the pictures because he felt that the pictures in themselves wereprejudicial.
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One might legitimately take issue with the term as bothprejudicialand imprecise.
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The general stigma against obesity, which can lead to negative andprejudicialattitudes against obese people, often results in major personal suffering and a burden of guilt.
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For this reason education and intergenerational activity programmes which are aimed at addressingprejudicialviews play an important role in reversing the formation of ageist attitudes in the community.
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That this might beprejudicialis also a cultural question of whether a person's brain status can be equated with his mental status and his personhood.
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Self-interest, unwillingness to consider the evidence, and fatal exposure toprejudicialinformation are not the only things that may interfere with impartiality.
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Those affected by obesity should not be treated with negative orprejudicialattitudes-many people are at risk for obesity, but no one wants to be obese.
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