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pre·judge [ˌpri:ˈʤvʤ] V. trans.

to prejudge sb/sth

to prejudge sb/sth

to prejudge the issue

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to prejudge sb/sth

to prejudge the issue

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I think we need to be careful that we don't prejudge this case. www.mlive.com

But the truth of the matter is that we're prejudging them, because we really don't know. www.thestar.com

I think the community here, these people, are really prejudging her. www.ktvb.com

We've preserved our right to intervene, and we may do that at some point, but we're not trying to prejudge it. www.macleans.ca

In the name of reason and without prejudging responsibility for, and detail about, events, obvious facts need to be made clear. links.org.au

While he didn't want to prejudge the investigation, he agreed the video had the potential to shore up witness accounts and discount others. www.vancouversun.com

It is at this stage difficult to prejudge what the courts might for example make of the concept of significant imbalance in a shareholder agreement. www.mondaq.com

So we do not support unilateral steps by either party that could prejudge the outcome of such negotiations. www.politico.com

Gore says investigators are not ruling anything out, but he also wouldn't prejudge the investigations. www.dailymail.co.uk

The opening of an in-depth inquiry does not prejudge the outcome of the investigation. en.wikipedia.org

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