forejudgment
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fore·judge
also for·judge (fôr-jŭj′)tr.v. fore·judged,
fore·judg·ing,
fore·judg·es also
for·judged or
for·judg·ing or
for·judg·es To judge beforehand without adequate examination or evidence; prejudge.
fore·judg′ment n.
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forejudgments are taken, they are justifying any prejudice to deploy itself in our mind and heart.
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