1. to form an opinion about someone or something before having adequate information or evidence

Examples

• Don’t prejudge the candidate based on their appearance.
• The jury was instructed not to prejudge the case before hearing all the evidence.
• She tends to prejudge people from different backgrounds.
• It’s unfair to prejudge a book by its cover.
• The teacher warned students not to prejudge their classmates.
• Many people prejudge situations without understanding the full context.