prejudice
/ˈpreɪdʒɪds/; /ˈprɛdʒɪds/Definitions
1. noun
A preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience
“The media’s portrayal of the city as a crime-ridden place was based on prejudice and not an accurate representation.”
2. verb
To form a preconceived opinion about someone or something without sufficient evidence
“She was accused of prejudicing the jury by making biased statements about the defendant’s character.”
3. noun
A feeling of hostility or dislike towards a particular group of people
“The prejudice against people with disabilities is a serious issue that needs to be addressed.”