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Meanings of prejudge in English

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Usage of prejudge in English
1
Be careful not to prejudge in life, is all I'm saying, Dan.
Larry's kidney: being the true story of how I found myself in ch...
2
I don't conceive it to be our business to prejudge a case.
The Evil Shepherd
3
Will man ever cease to prejudge his fellow-being for color's sake alone?
Henry Ossian Flipper, the Colored Cadet at West Point / Autobiog...
4
At this point we cannot prejudge what the classification will be, he said.
Radio NZ
5
We should let that inquiry take place rather than prejudge it.
The Guardian
6
We are not being good scientists if we prejudge the universe.
The Guardian
7
You can prejudge what is the meaning I have told you.
Reuters
8
Do not prejudge him, even if the police are convinced of his guilt.
Mademoiselle of Monte Carlo
9
For a show featuring four judges, crucially, it does not prejudge its contestants.
The Guardian
10
Jurors in criminal cases are required to be fair and not prejudge a case.
Reuters
11
However, Miss Clark said she would not prejudge the outcome of the privileges committee.
Radio NZ
12
A spokesman said: I don't want to prejudge the chairman.
The Guardian
13
But we will not judge him harshly, and especially we will not prejudge him.
A Noble Life
14
I cannot prejudge what they will do but it does not look good, he added.
Reuters
15
Far be it from me to prejudge the case.
The Last Chronicle of Barset
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He had replied that it was not for the group to prejudge the publics attitude.
The Irish Times
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