fairly prejudiced

Frequency: 6.55.1 per million words

To have a moderate or reasonable degree of prejudice.

prejudicedADVERB + prejudiced

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fairly

Examples (10)

  • I admit I was fairly prejudiced against the new policy at first.
  • The committee seemed fairly prejudiced in their decision-making process.
  • He is fairly prejudiced when it comes to modern art.
  • Unfortunately, the report was fairly prejudiced towards the existing management.
  • She realized her views were fairly prejudiced and tried to change.
  • The judge was accused of being fairly prejudiced against the defendant.
  • It is easy to become fairly prejudiced if you only listen to one side.
  • His comments suggested he was fairly prejudiced regarding the matter.
  • We found the article to be fairly prejudiced and lacking objectivity.
  • Even though he tries to be fair, he is still fairly prejudiced sometimes.