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prejudgement

NOUN
  1. a judgment reached before the evidence is available

How To Use prejudgement In A Sentence

  • It suffices to say that Kevin is correct in his prejudgement, as I've said before, because the back flap summery is enough to reveal the entire story. Twilight's First Official Photo and Why I'm Passing « FirstShowing.net
  • District Judge Tena Campbell of Utah's Central Division agreed with the original ruling and increased Vita-Mix's penalty by another $11 million, plus nearly $2 million in prejudgement interest. A pricey blender container gets even more so for Vita-Mix
  • This perhaps points to the reality-bending power of prejudgement and preconception. The Dark Knight (2008)
  • In a statement after the hearing, Stewart said he didn't think Hellerstein's statement that the AP would win "indicates a prejudgement of the case. Judge Urges Settlement In Shepard Fairey Vs. AP Copyright Dispute Over Obama HOPE Poster
  • Admittedly, this is probably a prejudgement against people who would willingly name themselves Auric Gold. "Madison gun owner Auric Gold said he often carries a handgun in a holster while walking in his east side neighborhood..."
  • Even though I already made clear why they are racists -- "Federalist Society" and its friends Neo-Confederates and other "sects" of the avowedly Christian KKK -- I'll make it real simple so this time it might not slip by your prejudgement: Balkinization
  • There is lots of prejudgement and I sense some fear that this winery will not be "premium enough" for such pompous asses shall we say. Pompous Ass: Yes to the Latter?
  • We make prejudgement daily and we do so based on our experience. How prejudice can destroy prejudice
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