Synonyms for prejudiced
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1. prejudicedadjective

   emanating from a person's emotions and prejudices

   Synonyms:
   discriminatory

   Antonyms:
   colour-blind, unprejudiced, impartial, nonracist, objective, nonsubjective, color-blind

2. prejudiced, discriminatoryadjective

   being biased or having a belief or attitude formed beforehand

   "a prejudiced judge"

   Synonyms:
   preferential, discriminative, invidious, discriminatory

   Antonyms:
   impartial, unprejudiced, color-blind, objective, nonsubjective, colour-blind, nonracist

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1. racist

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1. prejudicedadjective

   Synonyms:
   biassed, bigoted, wedded to an opinion

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1. List of paraphrases for "prejudiced":

   harmed, biased, injured, prejudice, blinded

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1. Melissa Mark-Viverito:

   I don't think that he should be making money off of city property if he has these racist and prejudiced points of view of a sector of the population that makes up a vibrant part of our city, the people we should be doing business with are individuals that respect every single person that lives in the city of New York.

2. Racheal Kirkconnell:

   I guess that's the first time my eyes opened about 'OK, there's a difference between being not racist and anti-racist, because back then if you would have asked me, 'Are you a racist person,' I would be like, 'Of course, I'm not, i would never, ever, ever judge someone by their skin color or be prejudiced towards them or racist towards them like that.

3. The Mexican Foreign ministry:

   Anyone who understands the depth of the U.S.-Mexico relationship realizes that those proposals are not only prejudiced and absurd, but would be detrimental to the well-being of both societies.

4. Huang Xiangmo:

   It is profoundly disappointing to be treated in such a grotesquely unfair manner. The decision to cancel my visa was based on unfounded speculations that are prejudiced and groundless, there are many Australian companies in China, aren't they more likely to be susceptible to potential manipulation by the Chinese government?

5. Robert Smith:

   You learn racial cues over the years, that's very different than my experience in the South, where I met plenty of people who might have been racially prejudiced, but I didn't feel unwelcome. It doesn't matter that I'm a professor.