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What is another word for
prejudice
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Noun
Dislike, hostility, or unjust behavior deriving from preconceived and unfounded opinions
A preconceived opinion or bias, especially one that is not based on reason
Harm or injury that results or may result from some action or judgment
An intense dislike
The state or quality of being specious
A misleading account, or the act of giving one
Physical damage caused to something
A fixation or obsession with something, typically linked to one's lustful desires
The underlying intentions or motives of a particular person or group
The act of disparaging or belittling
An unjust, dishonest, or immoral act
Verb
To place bias upon (the mind of)
To harm or be detrimental to
To corrupt, or to prove harmful or destructive to
To expose to danger or the risk of loss
To give force or effect toward
To alter something from its true state, typically to deceive
To bring disrepute to, especially through aspersions
Types of
Types, or forms, of prejudice
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▲
Noun
▲
Dislike, hostility, or unjust behavior deriving from preconceived and unfounded opinions
discrimination
intolerance
bigotry
chauvinism
unfairness
illiberality
inequity
injustice
inequality
narrow-mindedness
bias
xenophobia
racism
partisanship
racialism
partiality
sectarianism
dogmatism
sexism
narrowness
jingoism
small-mindedness
insularity
opinionatedness
fanaticism
intolerantness
provincialism
parochialism
illiberalness
illiberalism
racial discrimination
misogyny
nationalism
isolationism
myopia
ethnocentrism
machismo
ethnocentricity
superpatriotism
racial intolerance
anti-Semitism
apartheid
one-sidedness
dislike of foreigners
segregation
blind patriotism
racial prejudice
ethnic discrimination
laddishness
pettiness
localism
anti-immigration
unreasonableness
subjectivity
racial bigotry
inflexibility
short-sightedness
objectification
misogynism
provinciality
blinkered attitude
blinkered approach
nativism
sexual discrimination
colorism
blinkeredness
racial hatred
xenophoby
cultural homogeneity
monoethnicity
monoculturalism
social monoculturalism
monoculture
zealotry
bellicism
flag-waving
race snobbery
Anti-Semitism
race prejudice
race discrimination
excessive nationalism
excessive patriotism
excessive loyalty
fanatical patriotism
male chauvinism
ignorance
homophobia
mindlessness
heterosexism
bigotness
pig-ignorance
faith hate
Jim Crowism
more ❯
“He could not help but feel that their rudeness towards him may have been based on
prejudice
.”
Noun
▲
A preconceived opinion or bias, especially one that is not based on reason
bias
favor
US
favour
UK
partisanship
prejudgement
nonobjectivity
partiality
predisposition
preference
preconception
prejudgment
prepossession
tendentiousness
preconceived idea
preconceived notion
one-sidedness
parti pris
jaundiced eye
favouritism
UK
favoritism
US
discrimination
unfairness
inequity
inclination
leaning
predilection
bigotry
intolerance
disposition
bent
chauvinism
inequality
illiberality
injustice
unjustness
unfair preference
propensity
narrowmindedness
tilt
ply
penchant
tendency
viewpoint
proclivity
proneness
standpoint
view
perspective
opinion
narrow-mindedness
nepotism
slant
classism
sentiment
preferential treatment
angle
turn
position
point of view
stance
affinity
mind
spin
belief
approach
attitude
outlook
judgement
UK
judgment
US
intolerantness
notion
illiberalism
liking
onesidedness
persuasion
jobs for the boys
small-mindedness
thinking
mind-set
feeling
thought
convictions
perception
ideas
orientation
vantage point
thoughts
mindset
presumption
way of thinking
frame of mind
assumption
aptitude
biasedness
impulse
head-set
genius
disproportion
imbalance
twist
habitude
preferentialism
reaction
bone
devices
type
impression
temperament
feelings
interpretation
sentiments
turn of mind
conviction
standing
philosophy
headset
keeping it in the family
eye
school of thought
where one is at
way of looking at things
ageism
iniquity
oppression
hatred
wrong
unrepresentativeness
patronage
unfair treatment
vein
sensibility
dogmatism
old boy network
old school tie
sectarianism
opinionatedness
illiberalness
special treatment
positive discrimination
reverse discrimination
likelihood
willingness
affection
looking after one's own
complexion
velleity
potentiality
factionalism
presupposition
verdict
flash
thing
choice
druthers
dish
option
groove
expectation
cup of tea
fondness
faith
delusion
illusion
predetermination
side
taste
fixed opinion
certainty
firm belief
certitude
fancy
direction
love
aptness
susceptibility
appetite
capability
like
shoes
capacity
fixed idea
readiness
frame of reference
shine
trend
eye view
movement
will
palate
use
tune
loving
relish
love affair
heart set on
weakness
attraction
inclining
soft spot
desire
hankering
liability
passion
yen
thirst
attachment
habit
enjoyment
itch
appreciation
urge
keenness
longing
thing for
devotion
stomach
custom
way
wish
nature
propension
bond
addiction
gusto
sympathy
hunger
enthusiasm
liking for
weakness for
appetency
understanding
drift
appropriateness
sweet tooth
go-to
bag
want
zeal
zest
set
openness
yearning
pining
craving
vulnerability
miasm
need
ache
having as one's type
instinct
ingrained tendency
innate tendency
natural tendency
pleasure
tooth
inherent tendency
whim
intrinsic tendency
eyes for
character
spirit
rapport
accord
relationship
empathy
link
constitution
harmony
communion
closeness
fellowship
interrelationship
camaraderie
chemistry
unity
temper
moral fiber
US
moral fibre
UK
personality
make-up
make
simpatico
cotton
aroha
partiality for
cast of mind
inclination towards
like-mindedness
penchant for
close relationship
fellow feeling for
good vibrations
fondness for
special relationship
fellow feeling
predilection towards
understanding of
closeness to
hitting it off
attraction towards
same wavelength
more ❯
“He implored the judge to make a fair and just decision that was free from
prejudice
.”
Noun
▲
Harm or injury that results or may result from some action or judgment
damage
detriment
harm
disadvantage
impairment
loss
disbenefit
hurt
injury
mischief
disservice
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
demerit
penalty
liability
wrong
despite
deprivation
inconvenience
affliction
ill
disability
marring
illfare
drawback
handicap
spoiling
injustice
unjustness
inequity
offense
US
offence
UK
outrage
unfairness
shaft
insult
unkindness
raw deal
bad turn
ill turn
kick in the teeth
more ❯
“In that respect, we do not consider that any
prejudice
in fact resulted.”
Noun
▲
An intense dislike
hate
loathing
abomination
aversion
detestation
dislike
hatred
abhorrence
animosity
antipathy
disdain
hostility
antagonism
distaste
enmity
malice
resentment
acrimony
coldness
disapproval
disgust
displeasure
execration
grudge
malignance
pique
repugnance
revulsion
animus
bitterness
contempt
malevolence
objection
rancor
US
rancour
UK
repulsion
scorn
spite
venom
disrelish
horror
malignity
mislike
odium
bad feeling
extreme dislike
ill feeling
ill will
strong dislike
derision
despisal
despite
disparagement
disregard
disrespect
opprobrium
scornfulness
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
militancy
envy
spleen
alienation
ignominy
invidiousness
hard feelings
disapprobation
strong aversion
intense dislike
disesteem
disinclination
indisposition
discountenance
deprecation
opposition
down
allergy
repellency
repellence
disliking
averseness
offense
US
offence
UK
dissatisfaction
spitefulness
bad blood
nastiness
gall
unfriendliness
viciousness
malignancy
maliciousness
vindictiveness
virulence
jaundice
hatefulness
meanness
cattiness
bile
umbrage
nausea
despitefulness
resentfulness
estrangement
evil
anger
disaffection
anathema
revenge
poison
vitriol
vengefulness
inimicality
war
indignity
bellicoseness
yuck factor
passion
grievance
warpath
pugnaciousness
maleficence
irritation
truculency
venomousness
annoyance
choler
poisonousness
vexation
rankling
friction
discord
rage
dissension
indignation
fury
no love lost
wrath
ire
unkindness
aggression
bellicosity
peevishness
cruelty
huff
outrage
pugnacity
conflict
miff
acerbity
contemptuousness
feud
militance
wickedness
rivalry
repugnancy
despisement
grudges
grievances
trouble
rancorousness
misprision
exasperation
acidity
discontent
irascibility
combativeness
ill-will
hurtfulness
belligerency
contentiousness
irritant
bugbear
bother
gripe
pain
frost
nuisance
revolt
truculence
mordacity
oppugnancy
bete noire
nasty look
black beast
contention
harsh feeling
hateful feeling
dudgeon
ill feelings
disagreement
revengefulness
disgruntlement
disaccord
waspishness
irritability
peeve
cynicism
dislike of
distaste for
temper
savagery
bad will
tantrum
vehemence
madness
stew
petulance
acridity
asperity
acridness
tartness
chip on your shoulder
impatience
storm
mordancy
infuriation
chagrin
acidness
condemnation
corrosiveness
virulency
conniption
tiff
reluctance
violence
distemper
soreness
ill-temper
hissy fit
cat fit
slow burn
blow up
ill humor
causticity
contrariety
sourness
evilness
resistance
needle
balefulness
enemyship
enemyhood
foeship
uncordiality
embitterment
belligerence
hurt
oppugnation
vendetta
distrust
perniciousness
vengeance
dread
evil intentions
aloofness
score
backbiting
crossness
perturbation
exacerbation
grudgingness
incompatibility
furor
US
acrimoniousness
angriness
ferocity
lividness
bad feelings
having no use for
lividity
wrathfulness
bad vibes
mutual hostility
birse
mean-spiritedness
jealousy
dissidence
bone to pick
dander
irateness
furore
UK
ill-disposedness
censure
noxiousness
harmfulness
toxicity
deadliness
injuriousness
vilification
dyspathy
bloodthirstiness
inhumanity
excoriation
unpleasantness
unwillingness
competition
depravity
nauseation
surfeit
nauseousness
sickness
discontentment
cantankerousness
pettishness
harshness
biliousness
menace
brutality
inimicalness
avoidance
shunning
phobia
evasion
uncharitableness
pungency
bitter feeling
warp
distortion
trenchancy
badness
shrewishness
bad chemistry
blood feud
personality conflict
embitteredness
astringency
inhospitality
hardness of heart
snobbery
vituperation
fog
rise
remoteness
unsociability
being on the warpath
lather
nasty behavior
fume
surliness
sarcasm
agitation
tizzy
hate for
lovelessness
daggers
aggravation
pet peeve
iciness
frostiness
coolness
tetchiness
testiness
fierceness
brutishness
ferociousness
wildness
ill humour
road rage
high dudgeon
dyspepsia
air rage
disapprobation of
dissatisfaction with
displeasure with
disinclination towards
aversion to
disapproval of
blood lust
discontent with
disloyalty
enviousness
qualm
regurgitation
unsettled stomach
rejection
covetousness
restlessness
frustration
hauteur
indifference
arrogance
superciliousness
mutiny
souring
sedition
insurgence
rebellion
insubordination
insurrection
haughtiness
snobbishness
condescension
green-eyed monster
desire
disillusionment
apathy
breach
contumely
begrudging
desirousness
jealousness
dismissiveness
lordliness
sneering
mood
mad
devilry
jaundiced eye
evil eye
sour grapes
the green-eyed monster
devilment
loftiness
ridicule
misappreciation
insolence
superbity
pride
mischievousness
malintent
implacability
disharmony
strife
evil intent
disunity
wrangling
bickering
dissent
dispute
variance
arguing
clashing
quarrelling
UK
disputation
argument
fighting
discordance
squabbling
feuding
warfare
inharmony
dissonance
schism
division
dissention
disunion
infighting
discordancy
falling-out
jar
counteraction
factionalism
quarreling
US
ruckus
faction
rumpus
set-to
row
quarrel
sour note
tension
hassle
flak
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state or quality of being specious
speciousness
bogusness
fallacy
falseness
falsity
hollowness
inaccuracy
phoniness
aberration
ambiguity
artifice
bias
casuistry
cavil
deceit
deception
deceptiveness
delusion
deviation
elusion
equivocation
erratum
erroneousness
error
evasion
falsehood
faultiness
flaw
heresy
illogicality
inconsistency
inexactness
invalidity
misapprehension
miscalculation
misconstrual
misinterpretation
mistake
notion
paradox
perversion
preconception
quirk
solecism
sophism
sophistry
spuriousness
subterfuge
untruth
non sequitur
quibbling
misconstruction
misjudgment
misjudgement
illegitimacy
bastardy
misconception
illusion
fallaciousness
misbelief
myth
bar sinister
hallucination
fantasy
mistaken belief
mistaken impression
false notion
faulty reasoning
unsound argument
irrationality
false reading
prejudgment
wrong impression
fancy
false impression
phantasm
chimera
US
daydream
mirage
semblance
image
bubble
rainbow
misimpression
confusion
invention
trip
seeming
mockery
chimaera
UK
feeling
impression
ignis fatuus
vision
pipe dream
make-believe
optical illusion
fool's paradise
fallacious argument
trick
head trip
apparition
idolism
ghost
paramnesia
phantasma
will-o'-the-wisp
paralogism
quibble
virtual reality
absurdity
deja vu
figment of imagination
ignus fatuus
hocus-pocus
chicanery
subtle argument
oversubtleness
fudging
excuse
casuistics
lie
subtlety
appearance
legalism
rationalization
US
rationalisation
UK
justification
effect
unsound reasoning
twisting the facts
specious reasoning
overgeneral reasoning
visual effect
figment of the imagination
trompe l'oeil
special effect
visual fallacy
pretence
UK
pretense
US
sham
misperception
simulacrum
imitation
dream
conceit
figment
unreality
phantasy
nonentity
fantasm
sense
idea
sensation
deceptive appearance
false appearance
self-deception
false belief
castles in Spain
castles in the air
more ❯
Noun
▲
A misleading account, or the act of giving one
distortion
misrepresentation
bias
falsification
perversion
coloring
US
colouring
UK
misreporting
misstatement
slant
twisting
garbling
manipulation
skew
spin
travesty
alteration
change
doctoring
exaggeration
tampering
tinkering
baloney
crock
falsehood
imbalance
jazz
jive
lie
line
misinterpretation
tall story
BS
adulteration
fabrication
dissimulation
debasement
corruption
fudging
vitiation
manipulating
subversion
untruth
changing
misapplication
fiddling
twist
stretch
mutilation
false light
not a true picture
degradation
slanting
misinformation
caricature
pretence
UK
pretense
US
disinformation
inaccuracy
stretching
misconstruction
falsity
mendacity
dishonesty
prevarication
story
fraudulence
aberration
anomaly
irregularity
deviation
unnaturalness
abnormality
half-truth
forgery
counterfeiting
invention
deception
deceit
tampering with
cover
semblance
mask
hypocrisy
front
disguise
false colors
more ❯
Noun
▲
Physical damage caused to something
harm
damage
destruction
devastation
degeneration
desecration
deterioration
detriment
impairment
ruin
abuse
attrition
defacement
defilement
disfigurement
erosion
havoc
marring
mutilation
ravage
ruination
wreckage
adulteration
affliction
annihilation
battering
contamination
corruption
crushing
debasement
spoilage
vandalism
vandalization
vitiation
wrecking
abrasion
catastrophe
corrosion
deleteriousness
depreciation
disturbance
injury
ruining
sabotage
scarring
violence
banefulness
blemish
blow
bruise
infliction
mischance
noxiousness
wear and tear
foul play
hurt
disadvantage
loss
penalty
disbenefit
disservice
mischief
price
cost
expense
drawback
toll
downside
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
deprivation
snag
spoiling
consequences
demerit
ill
liability
wrong
ramification
suffering
despite
defacing
weight
pollution
shattering
inconvenience
adverse effects
undesirable consequences
undesirable consequence
adverse effect
smashing
ravaging
consequence
sacrifice
degradation
sullying
friction
detrition
disability
illfare
handicap
mishap
breakage
waste
evil
trashing
bane
casualty
adversity
accident
hardship
illness
outrage
wound
knockout
poisoning
tarnishing
cave-in
tainting
complication
befoulment
grafitti
sacking
difficulty
losses
elimination
downfall
demolition
dismantling
abolition
extirpation
end
demolishment
levelling
UK
disintegrating
spoliation
razing
undoing
wipeout
felling
blighting
wasting
desolation
death
overthrow
dissolving
laying waste
leveling
US
razing to the ground
torpedoing
breaking up
pulling down
crashing
zapping
tearing down
blasting
dynamiting
abolishing
rooting out
invalidating
knocking down
violation
bombing
extinguishing
blowing up
invalidation
more ❯
Noun
▲
A fixation or obsession with something, typically linked to one's lustful desires
fetish
obsession
fixation
preoccupation
mania
passion
thing
compulsion
fascination
fancy
craze
prepossession
desire
partiality
penchant
taste
predilection
weakness
fad
engrossment
bias
proclivity
propensity
leaning
hang-up
idée fixe
fondness
infatuation
preference
love
susceptibility
liking
keenness
inclination
affection
soft spot
crush
affinity
addiction
sexual fixation
fetich
enthusiasm
bug
bee in your bonnet
complex
hobbyhorse
monomania
neurosis
yen
rage
attraction
captivation
interest
ruling passion
one-track mind
craving
enthrallment
case
cacoethes
enchantment
grabber
pet subject
consuming passion
ax to grind
bug in ear
care
tiger by the tail
something on the brain
white whale
King Charles' head
appetite
mania for
obsession with
preoccupation with
fanaticism
concern
fixedness
paranoia
niggle
worry
keen interest
absorption
urge
pet topic
concentration
obsessive compulsion
irresistible impulse
intentness
hobby
tiger
fever
disorder
furor
US
craziness
fashion
bee
furore
UK
involvement
occupation
engagement
raptness
fixed idea
lust
besottedness
immersion
doting
yearning
admiration
devotion
adoration
aching
adulation
amorousness
hots
relish
distraction
drive
pursuit
pastime
charm
allure
magnetism
lure
appeal
pull
magic
attractiveness
glamour
UK
charisma
oomph
pizzazz
US
allurement
pizazz
seductiveness
glamor
US
spell
intrigue
duende
witchery
phobia
draw
sorcery
delusion
beguilement
force field
power
animal magnetism
pzazz
UK
piquancy
trance
witchcraft
must
monkey
phantom
thing for
concrete idea
more ❯
Noun
▲
The underlying intentions or motives of a particular person or group
hidden agenda
incentive
motivation
impetus
driving force
secret plan
ax to grind
parti pris
ulterior motive
motive
reason
score to settle
agenda
intention
intent
goal
purpose
rationale
resolve
focus
determination
hope
resolution
object of desire
special interest
objective
spur
concern
wish
stimulant
enticement
ambition
reason why
plan
ideal
pretension
persuasion
grounds
vision
mission
catalyst
dream
aspiration
consideration
drive
object
care
aim
hidden motive
cause
inspiration
end game
thinking
vested interest
inducement
interest
design
end
stimulation
preoccupation
desire
holy grail
incitement
target
Holy Grail
instigation
carrot
determinant
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act of disparaging or belittling
disparagement
depreciation
criticism
denigration
derogation
discredit
ridicule
belittlement
belittling
castigation
condemnation
degradation
denunciation
disdain
lessening
scorn
abuse
chastisement
contempt
debasement
deprecation
derision
detraction
recrimination
reprobation
reproval
slander
admonishment
aspersion
censure
chiding
contumely
critique
diminishment
excoriation
flak
mocking
remonstrance
reproach
reproof
slamming
slating
upbraiding
vitriol
backbiting
backstabbing
berating
blame
calumny
faultfinding
opprobrium
panning
slagging
slur
smear
underestimation
vilification
vituperation
carping
cavil
caviling
US
cavilling
UK
knocking
nitpicking
roast
scolding
fault-finding
put down
character assassination
nit-picking
slagging off
verbal disapproval
obloquy
invective
defamation
aspersions
stick
billingsgate
bad-mouthing
revilement
scurrility
insults
disapproval
libel
calumniation
fulmination
tirade
verbal
bad press
mud-slinging
stricture
attack
tongue-lashing
blast
objurgation
animadversion
broadside
rebuke
lambasting
reprimand
execration
knock
sideswipe
slurs
insolence
objection
swipe
complaint
bashing
harangue
pan
rap
reviling
brickbat
insult
verbal abuse
rudeness
diatribe
admonition
protest
brickbats
disapprobation
philippic
slam
curses
rant
rubbishing
arraignment
railing
slap
hit
sledge
offense
US
venom
traducement
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
mauling
offence
UK
captiousness
signifying
dressing-down
discourtesy
impertinence
pejoration
malapertness
humiliation
arrogance
remark
hostility
odium
complaints
marginalization
US
opposition
marginalisation
UK
jab
mocking comment
scurrilousness
barrage
commination
playing down
persecution
sour grapes
obscenity
slanderousness
indecency
rocket
malevolence
assault
argument
jibe
sideswipes
aggravation
hassle
scandal
coarseness
offensiveness
decrying
confrontation
wigging
earful
caning
pugnacity
bollocking
defilement
abusiveness
infamousness
grossness
carpeting
rollicking
indignity
rebuff
combativeness
roasting
riot act
disagreement
belligerence
vociferation
telling off
rejection
impugnment
examen
quibble
a bad press
polemic
discharge
warning
intimidation
curse
outburst
takedown
notice
remonstration
cut
exception
telling-off
ticking off
verbal onslaught
verbal assault
cursing
rap over the knuckles
demurral
slights
critical remark
demur
expostulation
call down
swearing
fuss
protestation
indignities
jibes
expletives
challenge
rebukes
stink
bad notice
slanging
disrespect
denouncement
demurrer
anvil chorus
slandering
question
malice
evil-speaking
verbals
quinine
knifing
hosing
difficulty
spitefulness
spite
fulminations
put-downs
dispute
foul language
verbal attack
swear words
kick
cattiness
name-calling
a slanging match
kicking around
trash talk
pushing around
petition
savaging
civil disobedience
more ❯
Noun
▲
An unjust, dishonest, or immoral act
wrong
injustice
crime
sin
offence
UK
grievance
injury
misdeed
infringement
transgression
trespass
violation
abuse
bad
immorality
inequity
infraction
iniquity
bad deed
disservice
error
evil
evildoing
ill
outrage
peccadillo
tort
unjustness
villainy
atrocity
bad act
bad action
illegal act
malefaction
malfeasance
unlawful act
bias
blunder
cruelty
damage
delinquency
discourtesy
harm
hurt
imposition
indecency
inhumanity
insult
libel
malevolence
miscarriage
misdemeanour
UK
misdemeanor
US
misdoing
mistake
offense
US
oppression
persecution
raw deal
slander
slight
spite
turpitude
unjust act
faux pas
foul play
wrongdoing
fault
breach
scandal
abomination
felony
lawbreaking
wickedness
unfairness
misconduct
shaft
lapse
vice
enormity
criminality
misbehaviour
UK
affront
barbarity
misbehavior
US
monstrosity
obscenity
depravity
corruption
vileness
debt
mischief
heinousness
illegality
horror
atrociousness
maltreatment
malpractice
impropriety
badness
brutality
act of wickedness
lawlessness
baseness
sinfulness
unlawfulness
contravention
peccancy
disgrace
evilness
dereliction
negligence
failing
indiscretion
act of brutality
act of savagery
immoral act
caper
delictum
delict
racket
fast one
hideousness
desecration
depravedness
diabolicalness
ruthlessness
railroad
viciousness
encroachment
indignity
nefariousness
infamy
dirty deal
evil-doing
hit
violation of the law
infraction of the law
breach of the law
assault
mortal sin
violence
foulness
criminal act
act of cruelty
job
fall from grace
illegitimacy
ill-treatment
detriment
case
savagery
mischievousness
wrongness
clandestineness
illicitness
ruin
sellout
shame
dreadfulness
shortcoming
unkindness
crying shame
monstrousness
wantonness
murder
fiendishness
grievousness
snub
cruelness
heartlessness
savageness
impiety
pity
devilry
act of dereliction
act of misconduct
breach of conduct
antisocial behavior
barbarism
slip
knavery
debasement
e-crime
cybercrime
guilt
mistreatment
bad behaviour
unrighteousness
kick in the teeth
personality
slap in the face
dirty deed
neglect
act of violence
ill treatment
improper act
rottenness
naughtiness
shamefulness
dishonesty
wrongfulness
awfulness
break
sneak
ghastliness
frightfulness
gruesomeness
unscrupulousness
mercilessness
profanity
blasphemy
evil behavior
suppression
tyranny
repression
omission
perversity
horridness
grisliness
indulgence
impingement
solecism
vandalism
deviltry
peccantness
mischief-making
repulsiveness
charge
disfavour
UK
miscue
slipup
disfavor
US
arson
rape
robbery
burglary
evil deed
exploitation
sacrilege
erring
veniality
deed
foul
dirty pool
profanation
perversion
bad turn
unlawful activity
ill turn
affliction
calamity
moral transgression
blow
catastrophe
shadiness
crookedness
ungodliness
odiousness
egregiousness
outrageousness
reprehensibility
evil act
act
inhumane act
malversation
godlessness
act of evil
dodginess
evil action
criminal offense
miscreancy
breaking of the law
pits
bummer
drag
misfortune
massacre
killing
act of barbarity
inequitableness
unreasonableness
inequality
iniquitousness
excess
misdeeds
sins
faults
travesty of justice
offences
UK
offenses
US
turn
mismanagement
manipulation
tough luck
rotten hand
bad rap
bum deal
rum deal
rotten luck
ill fortune
slur
manhandling
wrong use
provocation
bullying
taking advantage
torture
epithet
wronging
slap
barb
dig
aspersion
brickbat
hitting
mishandling
beating
molestation
defilement
cut
sarcasm
dis
dart
diss
poke
roughing up
rough handling
ill use
rough treatment
injuring
impairment
striking
spoiling
doing over
interference
indecent assault
assaulting
beating up
gird
name
barbarousness
truculence
sadism
shockingness
inhumanness
put down
left-handed compliment
backhanded compliment
villainousness
villianousness
outrageous behavior
more ❯
Verb
▲
To place bias upon (the mind of)
bias
sway
influence
jaundice
predispose
poison
prepossess
slant
colour
UK
turn
twist
bend
color
US
convert
dispose
distort
impress
incline
induce
persuade
skew
make biased
make partisan
make partial
manipulate
convince
affect
warp
impel
prompt
steer
move
brainwash
bring round
lead
coerce
inveigle
beguile
urge
control
impact
make
prevail upon
govern
touch
strike
inspire
talk round
make of a mind to
weight
embitter
disillusion
injure
mar
aggravate
disaffect
prepare
envenom
impair
prime
reach
guide
sell
alter
animate
indoctrinate
cultivate
stimulate
activate
teach
make resentful
make bitter
motivate
mould
UK
condition
transform
nobble
crack
hook
mold
US
carry
conduct
angle
change
garble
taint
make expectant
stretch
doctor
modify
prevail on
drive
make you of a mind to
suck in
impact on
lead by the nose
soften up
win over
tell on
twist one's arm
work on
put across
turn one's head
tempt
faze
upset
throw
play
direct
exploit
bribe
coax
finagle
jockey
counsel
dragoon
work
lure
entice
compel
intimidate
lean on
work upon
pressurize
US
tend
browbeat
twist someone's arm
incite
cajole
pull strings with
exert an influence on
have an effect on
talk into
verge
suborn
bring around
carry weight with
cut any ice with
bring pressure to bear on
make yourself felt with
bring pressure to bear upon
make willing
pressurise
UK
corrupt
buy off
get
fix
pay off
square
have
encourage
bring
grease palm
instigate
argue into
get at
buy
draw
get to
cause
propagandize
US
propagandise
UK
lubricate
inculcate
force
work over
program
US
give someone a backhander
give someone a sweetener
drill
proselytize
US
programme
UK
instill
US
tamper
rig
proselytise
UK
sweeten the pot
instil
UK
pervert
seduce
exhort
sell one on
school
coax into
instruct
determine
plant
implant
train
imbue
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
educate
pay hush money to
initiate
ground
machinate
finesse
swing
do business
make a deal
reason
change mind
satisfy
re-educate
bring to senses
lead to believe
gain confidence of
take care of
bring to reason
give an inducement to
bring round to the idea of
keep someone sweet
break down
oil the palm of
oil palm
bring home to
prove to
make a believer
nag into
goad
spur
actuate
pressure
adapt
press
promote
get around
prod
budge
put the heat on
put the screws on
reward
win round
influence by gifts
tip
approach
buy back
sugar
soap
snare
make a deal with
effect
assure
make see the light
make someone see the light
show someone the error of their ways
show one the error of their ways
overcome
reassure
sweeten the pot with
subvert
tamper with
gain one's confidence
argue
gain
give
advise
grease
impress on
trigger
provoke
make certain
procure
enkindle
prevail
effectuate
enlist
dispel someone's doubts
catechize
proselyte
put mind at ease
demonstrate to
cause to feel certain
reason someone into believing
dispel doubt
put someone's mind at rest
impress to
sell to
discipline
lesson
tutor
wheedle into
coach
radicalize
US
flavour
UK
flavor
US
plead with
cause to believe
get round
pressurize into
reason someone into
press someone into
turn somebody on to
pressure someone into
convert to
lead to do
fanaticize
radicalise
UK
extremize
prod into
wear down
contrive
arrange
oil someone's hand
win argument
secure someone's support
pull wires
wangle
hustle
connive
conspire
one-up
plot
bluff
fiddle
pull strings
bring off
collude
lobby
tinge
engineer
negotiate
use
frame
choreograph
mastermind
orchestrate
shape
play upon
use to advantage
twist round one's little finger
turn to one's advantage
more ❯
“This judge is a stickler for ethical behavior. A stunt like that would
prejudice
him against you.”
Verb
▲
To harm or be detrimental to
harm
damage
hurt
injure
mar
thwart
undermine
compromise
hinder
impair
impede
spoil
subvert
debilitate
sabotage
be detrimental to
be disadvantageous to
be prejudicial to
be deleterious to
drive a nail into the coffin of
ruin
destroy
deface
blemish
cripple
wreck
blight
disfigure
break
devastate
flaw
vitiate
smash
endamage
total
crab
queer
mess up
put the kibosh on
weaken
tarnish
ravage
scupper
demolish
scotch
bloody
debase
threaten
desecrate
shatter
trash
undo
defile
invalidate
blow
foul up
cross up
make useless
louse up
muck up
endanger
imperil
foil
disrupt
jeopardize
US
botch
bodge
jeopardise
UK
put at risk
play havoc with
crush
dilapidate
sully
taint
annihilate
gut
raze
vandalize
US
mangle
nick
dismantle
smirch
besmirch
corrupt
shock
vandalise
UK
wrench
sap
corrode
handle roughly
do mischief to
dump on
cause detriment to
despoil
pillage
plunder
sack
torpedo
desolate
depredate
spoliate
scar
dash
nix
blast
banjax
upset
crool
disfeature
euchre
cruel
blot
squash
balls up
blow a hole in
make a mess of
bring to naught
do for
screw up
take apart
diminish
disable
reduce
enfeeble
devalue
lessen
deteriorate
blunt
enervate
cheapen
decrease
worsen
tweak
ding
devaluate
disqualify
unfit
rough up
lose strength
ransack
loot
maim
mutilate
waste
raid
poison
decimate
pollute
distort
lay waste
rob
deform
maraud
wreak havoc on
reave
contaminate
rifle
stain
extinguish
strip
stymie
rape
batter
frustrate
pulverize
US
cream
pervert
quash
nuke
pulverise
UK
wrack
afflict
ravish
vaporize
US
overwhelm
warp
foul
scratch
put paid to
deprave
vaporise
UK
dish
sink
level
wipe out
infect
degrade
obliterate
devour
put an end to
end
adulterate
do in
misshape
pull down
wound
soil
quell
tear down
dent
debauch
forage
touch
break up
hamper
scourge
contort
steal from
prevent
darken
bruise
bring to an end
eradicate
uglify
put a stop to
burn
buckle
leave desolate
leave in ruins
dirty
put the lid on
overcome
abase
bring down
demean
rub out
obstruct
fleece
violate
abuse
profane
dilute
twist
blacken
char
shake up
bastardize
US
impoverish
wear away
defeat
ruinate
scuttle
bastardise
UK
smash up
attack
nullify
throw a spanner in the works
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
incapacitate
maul
cramp
bring to ruin
alloy
traumatize
US
mangulate
abolish
scathe
eliminate
tear
torture
break down
burgle
squinch
suppress
screw
block
restrict
detract from
weather
interfere with
malform
denude
fade
harry
depreciate
destabilize
US
rust
brutalize
US
squelch
stifle
stew
tear apart
gnarl
havoc
bend
reive
traumatise
UK
canker
wrong
pirate
overcook
brutalise
UK
spread to
do damage to
scorch
overthrow
prostitute
play merry hell with
demoralize
US
bleach
stop
overrun
exterminate
discolour
UK
discolor
US
consume
knot
take out
skew
do harm to
knock down
make unattractive
put a damper on
demoralise
UK
bestialize
flatten
wince
overdo
make a hash of
raze to the ground
prostrate
trample
turn over
bust
run through
make ugly
clobber
rain on someone's parade
spread among
destabilise
UK
drag down
wreak havoc
stamp out
lay waste to
lay in ruins
nip in the bud
befoul
molest
interrupt
tag
terminate
dispatch
detract
plague
hamstring
annul
shame
disgrace
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
bollix
kill
depress
devitalize
disfashion
abort
bankrupt
maraud over
annoy
inconvenience
wither
limit
rustle
have a bad effect on
bust up
intrude on
have a negative effect on
mongrelize
mess
radioactivate
cancel
erase
affect
blitz
expunge
bow
erode
bring about the downfall of
depopulate
be a blot on the landscape
extirpate
disease
make impure
muller
sour
color
US
colour
UK
spray paint
ramraid
streak
mark
overturn
efface
liquidate
hash up
decay
deplete
throw a monkey wrench into
put out of action
put out of commission
wipe off the map
trouble
moonlight requisition
stick up
freeboot
reduce in value
disserve
cut
impact
dispossess
crack
lacerate
maltreat
split
make misshapen
rot
disintegrate
distort the shape of
bend out of shape
knock
gnaw
reduce to nothing
reduce to rubble
bring to nothing
wreak havoc upon
clean out
strike
smash and grab
deprive
emasculate
fell
stab
check
reduce in quality
invade
perturb
influence
crumple
score
scrape
subdue
dynamite
crash
bang up
tamper with
shake
mash
curb
ram-raid
age
cause the loss of
cause the sacrifice of
result in damage to
lead to the end of
result in harm to
cost
take
explode
smite
bomb
occur
prevail
burglarize
US
smear
spot
glitch up
eat away
whittle
whittle away
do
blow up
season
impinge
repress
blow to bits
blow sky-high
blow to pieces
make dirty
tinge
impact on
prevail over
impinge upon
overshadow
burglarise
UK
strike down
strike at
attenuate
condition
rout
take hold of
halt
arrest
break into
tunnel
exert influence on
have an effect on
have an impact on
curtail
spike
topple
cast gloom over
unstrengthen
kibosh
muzzle
hogtie
knock off
mellow
overbake
wash out
clamp down on
get rid of
crack down on
shut down
slap down
snuff out
vulgarize
US
neutralize
US
bring a note of sadness to
cast a gloom upon
vulgarise
UK
make powerless
make unfit
make ineffective
render powerless
render incapable
chip
burn to a cinder
burn to a frazzle
burn to a crisp
unbuild
skin
crimp
craze
neutralise
UK
throw monkey wrench in
grimace
distress
cancel out
render ineffective
work against
more ❯
“The disclosure of any confidential reports would be likely to
prejudice
the prevention of crime.”
Verb
▲
To corrupt, or to prove harmful or destructive to
poison
corrupt
degrade
debase
pervert
warp
vitiate
subvert
deprave
demean
cheapen
debauch
abase
deteriorate
bastardise
UK
bastardize
US
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
lessen
profane
prostitute
canker
defile
taint
color
US
colour
UK
bias
undermine
turn
jaundice
embitter
sour
pollute
contaminate
devalue
ruin
spoil
desecrate
foul
damage
brutalize
US
abuse
lower
brutalise
UK
despoil
violate
sully
bestialize
harm
impair
distort
befoul
blaspheme
adulterate
trash
deface
make degenerate
tar
influence
weaken
twist
bemean
blight
lead astray
depreciate
skew
worsen
bend
destroy
reduce
vandalize
US
tarnish
diminish
dishonour
UK
dishonor
US
outrage
mortify
demote
sway
vandalise
UK
blemish
mar
infect
hurt
cast down
injure
dilute
predispose
treat with disrespect
lower the status of
disgrace
soil
alloy
prepossess
drag down
reduce in value
reduce in quality
make partial
weight
degenerate
seduce
unhallow
water down
shame
downgrade
misuse
crawl
commit sacrilege
subjugate
stoop
descend
wreck
upset
do wrong
bring down
undercut
destabilize
US
destabilise
UK
disrupt
bring low
smirch
sink
chasten
mongrelize
cripple
blacken
betray
debilitate
devaluate
be detrimental to
ravage
disfigure
waste
deform
take down
go bad
go to hell
live in the gutter
drag through the mud
reduce the status of
pull down
dehumanize
US
derogate
dehumanise
UK
treat sacrilegiously
put down
bring shame to
cut down to size
trample on
shoot down
tear down
tamper with
run down
take down a peg
cut down
slant
convert
incline
induce
impress
persuade
dispose
make biased
make partisan
blaspheme against
commit sacrilege against
misemploy
humiliate
humble
misapply
belittle
denigrate
disparage
minimize
US
minimise
UK
pillage
stain
defame
lure
sack
depredate
detract from
devastate
spoliate
desolate
exploit
mishandle
manipulate
insult
take advantage of
ill-use
mess up
lay waste to
discredit
undervalue
be untrue to oneself
abandon one's principles
sell out
beat down
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Verb
▲
To expose to danger or the risk of loss
compromise
endanger
imperil
jeopardise
UK
jeopardize
US
undermine
weaken
threaten
harm
expose
hazard
injure
menace
risk
damage
implicate
adventure
jeopard
peril
venture
place in danger
do harm to
expose to danger
gamble with
put at risk
put in danger
be detrimental to
lay open
leave defenseless
leave vulnerable
pose a threat to
put in jeopardy
put under suspicion
be a danger to
sell out
chance
stake
lay on the line
expose to risk
leave unprotected
put on the line
be prejudicial to
subject to
tempt fate
drive a nail into the coffin of
gamble
wager
jeopardy
speculate
bet
lay bare
put someone's life on the line
play with fire
run the risk
run the chance
leave to luck
run the risk of
make vulnerable
subject to loss
be a threat to
tempt fortune
chance one's arm
make liable
be careless with
brave
play
assay
challenge
dare
go out on a limb
stick your neck out
experiment with
make a stab at
take a plunge
gamble on
have a fling at
take the liberty
take the liberty of
take a crack at
leap before looking
be caught short
hang by a thread
go out of one's depth
skate on thin ice
more ❯
Verb
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To give force or effect toward
militate
counter
discourage
foil
hinder
oppose
resist
affect
count
influence
inspire
weigh
work
cancel out
go against
tend to prevent
work against
act on
operate against
tell against
be detrimental to
be disadvantageous to
have an effect on
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▲
To alter something from its true state, typically to deceive
distort
misrepresent
pervert
twist
falsify
slant
garble
bias
misstate
colour
UK
misinterpret
misreport
alter
bend
change
color
US
cook
disguise
doctor
fudge
manipulate
misrelate
skew
spin
warp
angle
belie
con
curve
deceive
deteriorate
fake
lie
misconstrue
mislead
scam
snow
whitewash
tamper with
tinker with
interfere with
phony up
put a spin on
quote out of context
take out of context
trump up
influence
misquote
confuse
adulterate
muddle
corrupt
mistranslate
embellish
massage
embroider
misrender
fiddle
exaggerate
mangle
overstate
forge
fabricate
rig
fix
palter
promote
prevaricate
equivocate
jumble
shape
mold
US
mould
UK
counterfeit
obscure
give a false impression of
put the wrong slant on
misattribute
quote
blur
slur
invent
quote incorrectly
mix up
mutilate
debase
vitiate
misarticulate
twist around
put words in someone's mouth
contravene
salt
four-flush
traverse
contort
gloss
deacon
fib
strain
parody
dress up
put on an act
fake it
frame up
conceal
travesty
cheese
blarney
pirate
miscolor
cloak
dress
overdraw
beard
puff
stretch
mask
magnify
build up
blow smoke
give a false idea of
give a false account of
pass off
cover up
subvert
desecrate
cut
alloy
pad
juggle
patch
doctor up
fiddle with
cook up
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Verb
▲
To bring disrepute to, especially through aspersions
poison
sully
slander
defame
disgrace
debase
traduce
blot
discredit
malign
shame
smear
stain
stigmatise
UK
stigmatize
US
vilify
besmirch
censure
degrade
dishonour
UK
knock
rubbish
slur
tarnish
belittle
blemish
calumniate
decry
denigrate
disparage
reproach
soil
asperse
assail
besmear
defile
injure
libel
lower
scandalise
UK
scandalize
US
smirch
spoil
blacken
damage
embarrass
muckrake
attack
blotch
deride
derogate
dishonor
US
disrespect
reduce
rip
spot
undermine
breathe on
bring discredit to
drag through the mire
drag through the mud
reflect badly on
bad-mouth
bring into disrepute
bring shame on
bring shame upon
slag off
speak ill of
tar and feather
do a number on
give a black eye
rip up and down
fling mud at
sling mud at
cast a slur on
spread scandal about
do a hatchet job on
give a bad name
run smear campaign
taint
befoul
touch
darken
harm
deprave
brand
mar
vitiate
pervert
bastardize
US
demoralise
UK
brutalize
US
bastardise
UK
debauch
brutalise
UK
demoralize
US
blight
hurt
tar
cast a slur
blot your copybook
slight
roast
blister
offend
scorch
detract
snub
zing
insinuate
put down
slap in the face
tear down
dump on
skin alive
cut up
hit where one lives
kick in the teeth
cut to the quick
more ❯
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Types, or forms, of prejudice
racism
sexism
ageism
classism
fattism
racialism
heterosexism
xenophobia
anti-Semitism
Islamophobia
apartheid
faith hate
Jim Crowism
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