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Prejudice

It's what is tearing this world apart. The fact of unfairness; To hate someone for what they are

You're a prejudice because you despise him for being mentally disabled.

by Jon Y. June 03, 2005

Prejudice

Before judice

She is prejudice

by Mojo50 June 18, 2019

prejudice

The quality or condition of judging someone or a group of people before you meet them, usually using stereotypes.

"The secret is to say that you're prejudiced against all rascists" - Homer Simpson

prejudice

Not liking a person or group without a good reason. Examples are racists, sexists, homophobes, ageists, etc...

My internet friend told me yesterday that he is black so now I hate him. He tells me I'm prejudiced. What an idiot.

by TR March 15, 2003

prejudice

1) a term that when used implies that someone has mistakenly and usually hatefully expected something, usually negitive, from a certain other or group of others. 2) Anytime you assume someone will help/hurt you based on all the knowledge availible, usually the knowledge doesn't tell the full story.

1) the prejudice girl clutched her purse when the black guy walked by. 2) I asked the cop where the nearest drugstore was but he didn't know.

by ricky72135 December 18, 2004

prejudice

A biased opinion made on emotion or stereotypes rather than reason.

Prejudice often involves creating an opinion of a person based off some quality that doesn't directly correlate to that person's character. For example, homomsexuality doesn't necessarily make a person bad; but for that quality, some people hate.

by Shauser5005 August 19, 2004

prejudice

The condition of believing that one group, most often one the prejudor belongs to, is superior to another group. Most often applies in a negative manner, against those of different race, religion, creed, and nationality. see stereotype, anti-semetism, racism.

Hating people because they're black, gay, Jewish, Muslim, or whatever doesn't make much sense. You can easily find ways to hate people on an individual basis.

by Moses June 16, 2004