Definition of preconceive - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
judgmentRare form an opinion before knowing all factsRare
- She preconceived that the movie would be boring.
2.
psychologyRare create an idea before experiencing somethingRare
- He preconceived the trip would be exhausting.
Origin of preconceive
Latin, prae (before) + concipere (to conceive)
Examples of preconceive in a sentence
They preconceived the outcome of the trial without evidence. She preconceived that the movie would be boring, but she loved it. They preconceived the meeting would be tense, yet it was productive.
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- French:préjuger, imaginer, ...
- German:vorgefassen, vorstellen, ...
- Italian:preconcepire, formulare un'idea preconcetta, ...
- Spanish:prejuzgar, preconcebir, ...
- Portuguese:preconceber, antecipar, ...
- Chinese:预先认为, 预想, ...
- Japanese:先入観を持つ, 予想する, ...
- Arabic:اِفْتَرَضَ, تَصَوَّرَ مسبقاً, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַנִּיחַ מֵרֹאשׁ, לְדַמְיֵן, ...
- Russian:предвзято решать, предполагать, ...
- Ukrainian:заздалегідь вирішити, заздалегідь уявити, ...
- Hindi:पहले से राय बनाना, पहले से सोचना, ...
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