prejudicious

• Adjectif vieilli signifiant qui cause un préjudice ou un tort, nuisible ; ou qui est influencé par un préjugé. N'est plus couramment utilisé aujourd'hui.

An archaic adjective meaning causing prejudice or harm; detrimental. It is no longer in common use.

1. Tending to favor preconceived ideasC2formal

   Inclined to form opinions or judgments based on preconceived notions rather than objective facts.

   Enclin aux préjugés

   • His prejudicious attitude prevented him from considering alternative viewpoints.
   • The report was criticized for its prejudicious language against certain groups.
   • A prejudicious mindset can hinder fair decision-making.

   Synonymesbigotedclose-mindednarrow-mindedopinionatedpartialprejudiced

   Antonymesfairimpartialobjectiveopen-mindedunbiased

2. Causing harm or injuryC2formal

   Having a detrimental effect; harmful or damaging to something or someone.

   Préjudiciable

   • The new policy was prejudicious to small businesses.
   • Exposure to such chemicals can be prejudicious to one's health.
   • His actions were prejudicious to the team's morale.

   Synonymesdamagingdeleteriousdetrimentalharmfulhurtfulinjuriouspernicious

   Antonymesadvantageousbeneficialharmlesshelpfulsalutary