highly prejudiced

Frequency: 7.714.9 per million words

To have a very great or extreme level of prejudice.

prejudicedADVERB + prejudiced

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Examples (10)

  • Many people found his views to be highly prejudiced against immigrants.
  • It's difficult to have a fair discussion with someone who is highly prejudiced.
  • Her parents were highly prejudiced against anyone not from their social class.
  • The jury's decision was criticized for being highly prejudiced by media coverage.
  • He was known for his highly prejudiced opinions on modern art.
  • Despite evidence, some individuals remain highly prejudiced in their beliefs.
  • A truly objective leader cannot afford to be highly prejudiced.
  • The report revealed that the hiring process was highly prejudiced against minority candidates.
  • Growing up in an isolated community, he became highly prejudiced towards outsiders.
  • We must challenge institutions that are highly prejudiced and discriminatory.