Meanings
nounpræjudice (countable and uncountable, plural præjudices)
plural præjudices
- countableobsoleteuncountableObsolete spelling of prejudice.
Proposals Reviv’d, of Establishing, and Supporting a Public Schole, Design’d, Amongst Other Improvements, for the Sea-service of the Nation, Without Any Public Charge, Or Præjudice Whatsoever.
1701, Lewis Maidwell, Proposals Reviv’d, of Establishing, and Supporting a Public Schole, Design’d, Amongst Other Improvements, for the Sea-service of the Nation, Without Any Public Charge, Or Præjudice Whatsoever, main title (self-published)
verbpræjudice (third-person singular simple present præjudices, present participle præjudicing, simple past and past participle præjudiced)
present singular third person præjudices · participle present præjudicing · participle past præjudiced · past præjudiced
- obsoleteObsolete spelling of prejudice.
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“præjudice.” WatkinsX Dictionary, https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/pr%C3%A6judice. Accessed November 5, 2026.
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