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prejudice against

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prejudice someone or something against someone or something
to turn someone or a group against someone or something. I believe that the lawyer was trying to prejudice the jury against the defendant. The discussion about how calves are raised prejudiced me against eating veal.
See also: against


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Provocative issues are raised about human and children's rights, whether prejudice against female excision is justified in societies where male circumcision is the norm, and their purported health benefits.
If you have a feeling that this condition is superiorly unfair and prejudiced against individuals who are facing weight problem, may be you might be right, but the prejudice against individuals with chronic or pre- existing conditions is considered to be a normal practice in the insurance market, in the end, the insurance company is a commerce which render proper care to their clients and have to make money too.
Campaigns and initiatives take place on or around next Sunday to combat prejudice against LGBT people.
 
 
 
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