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prepossession

/ˌpriː.pəˈzeʃ.ən/

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noun

/ˌpriː.pəˈzeʃ.ən/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее предвзятое мнение или предубеждение, сформированное заранее, часто без достаточных оснований, или состояние поглощённости таким мнением.

A noun referring to a preconceived opinion or bias formed beforehand, often without sufficient evidence, or the state of being preoccupied with such an opinion.

  1. State of being preoccupiedC2formal

    The condition of being strongly influenced or occupied by a particular idea, feeling, or opinion.

    ruПредвзятость

    • His prepossession with the project made him forget the time.
    • She had a prepossession about the outcome of the experiment.
    • The artist's prepossession with symmetry is evident in all his works.

    Synonymsabsorptionengrossmentfixationobsessionpreoccupancypreoccupation

  2. Preconceived opinionC2formal

    An opinion or judgment formed beforehand, often without sufficient evidence or reason.

    ruПредвзятость

    • The jury was warned to avoid any prepossession before hearing the evidence.
    • His prepossession against the new policy was based on rumors.
    • Prepossession can cloud one's ability to judge fairly.

    Synonymsbiaspartialitypreconceptionprejudgmentprejudice

    Antonymsfairnessimpartialityneutralityobjectivity

Forms
  • prepossessions plural form
  • prepossessions' possessive plural form
  • prepossession's possessive singular form
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