1. showing an unreasonable preference for or prejudice against someone or something
Usage: British spelling variant of ‘biased’

Examples

• The judge was accused of being biassed against the defendant.
• Her biassed reporting failed to present both sides of the story.
• The survey results were biassed because only wealthy participants were included.
• He gave a biassed account of what happened during the meeting.
• The teacher tried not to be biassed when grading the essays.
• The newspaper’s biassed coverage influenced public opinion.