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Definition of preconception - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
thoughtbelief or opinion made before knowing enough facts
- Her preconception made her ignore the real facts.
- He had a preconception about the new manager.
- Their preconception affected the interview process.
Origin of preconception
Latin, prae (before) + conceptio (conception)
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- French:préjugé, ...
- German:Vorurteil, ...
- Italian:pregiudizio, ...
- Spanish:prejuicio, ...
- Portuguese:preconceito, ...
- Chinese:成见, ...
- Japanese:先入観, ...
- Arabic:تَصَوُّر مُسْبَق, ...
- Hebrew:דֵּעָה קְדוּמָה, ...
- Russian:предубеждение, ...
- Ukrainian:упередження, ...
- Hindi:पूर्वधारणा, ...
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