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prejudicially

/ˌpɹɛdʒəˈdɪʃəɫli/ adv

In a prejudicial manner.

Word Origin Prejudicially comes from prejudice, which is Latin prae- 'before' and iudicium 'judgment' — literally 'judgment before the facts.' The breakdown pre+judic+ial+ly shows the root judic (judge), the adjective suffix -ial, and adverb -ly. So prejudicially means 'in a way that prejudges.' The same roots give us judge, judicial, and verdict (true saying).

adv In a prejudicial manner.

The judge acted prejudicially by favoring the prosecution without evidence.

(副词) 有偏见地；带偏见地；不公正地

法官在没有证据的情况下偏袒控方，行为带有偏见。

(adverbio) De manera perjudicial.

El juez actuó de forma perjudicial al favorecer a la fiscalía sin pruebas.

(adverbe) partialement; avec partialité; d'une manière préjudiciable; défavorablement [D'une manière préjudiciable, c'est-à-dire de façon à causer un tort ou à nuire à quelqu'un.]

Le juge a agi prejudicially en favorisant l'accusation sans preuve.

(Adverb) voreingenommen; befangen [auf eine Weise, die voreingenommen, benachteiligend oder ungerecht ist.]

Der Richter handelte **prejudicially**, indem er die Anklage ohne Beweise bevorzugte.

(副詞) 不利益になるような方法で、または偏見をもって。

裁判官は、証拠もないのに検察側に肩入れしたことで、不当な行動をとった。

(advérbio) prejudicialmente; de maneira prejudicial; nocivamente; de forma prejudicial [De maneira prejudicial; de forma que causa prejuízo.]

O juiz agiu de forma parcial ao favorecer a acusação sem evidências.

Synonyms: biasedly unfairly partially discriminatorily unjustly Antonyms: fairly impartially justly equitably
Word parts: pre + judic + ial + ly

Related words

prejudice justify injurious

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