Of the nature of prejudice; full of prejudice; prejudiced (†to), biased.

In senses of the verb; bespoken, or taken beforehand; anticipated; prejudiced.

Of persons: Not impartial or fair-minded; prejudiced. Now archaic.

Influenced by passion; biased, hostile.

Affected by a preconceived opinion; prejudiced, biased. Obsolete.

Affected or influenced by prejudice; (unfairly) biased beforehand.

That has been taken or decided upon in advance; influenced, biased, prejudiced.

Prepossessed, biased, prejudiced. Obsolete.

Full of prejudice; = prejudiced, adj. Now rare.

Of a person, an opinion, etc.: prejudiced, biased.

Prejudiced, biased.

Influenced by preconceived opinion, favouritism, or prejudice; demonstrating, reflecting, or characterized by lack of impartiality.

= prejudicial, adj.1 2.

That prejudges someone or something.

= prejudicative, adj.

Biased, prejudiced; favouring one particular side, faction, or party.

= value-loaded adj.

Biased, tendentious.