preconceived

Describes an opinion or idea formed before having adequate knowledge or experience.

• 🇪🇸Que se refiere a una opinión o idea formada de antemano, antes de tener suficiente conocimiento o experiencia.

1. Formed beforehand B2 formal

   Describes an idea or opinion that is formed before having enough knowledge or experience, often based on bias.

   • He had a preconceived notion that the city was dangerous.
   • She tried to approach the topic without any preconceived ideas.
   • Preconceived opinions can prevent us from seeing the truth.

   🇪🇸preconcebido

   Sinónimos: predeterminedprejudiced

   Antónimos: impartialobjectiveopen-mindedunprejudiced

• more preconceived comparative form
• most preconceived superlative form

A verb used to indicate the act of forming an opinion or idea about something before having full knowledge or experience of it.

• 🇪🇸Verbo utilizado para designar la acción de formarse una opinión o idea sobre algo antes de tener conocimiento o experiencia completa al respecto.

1. Form an opinion beforehand C1 formal

   To form an opinion or idea about something before having full knowledge or experience of it.

   • She preconceived that the job would be boring, but it turned out to be exciting.
   • Many people preconceive ideas about other cultures without visiting them.
   • It's important not to preconceive the outcome of the experiment.

   🇪🇸formarse una opinión previa

   Sinónimos: anticipateassumepredetermineprejudgepresumepresuppose

• preconceived past participle
• preconceived past simple
• preconceiving present participle
• preconceives third person singular