(of an idea or opinion) Rigid and inflexible
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(of an idea or opinion) Formed prior to having the evidence for its truth or usefulness
“His presentation was sufficient to dismantle many of the audience's preconceived opinions.”
(of an idea or opinion) Rigid and inflexible
“She has been thoroughly indoctrinated with preconceived notions on how society must be governed.”
(of an action) Done with full awareness of the likely consequences
“There is little doubt that there is a preconceived plan to divide the wealth, the markets, and the cash of this nation among foreign powers.”
Biased in favor of a particular side or cause
Past tense for to conceive, or form an opinion of, beforehand
“I didn't preconceive what the outcome would be, as I wanted to approach the situation with an open mind.”
Past tense for to make a supposition for determining its consequences
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