preconceive

/ˌpriːkənˈsiːv/
verb
  1. To form an idea or opinion about something before having enough information or experience.
    • The judge warned the jury not to preconceive the defendant's guilt.
    • It's easy to preconceive a place based on movies, but traveling there changes your view.
    • Try not to preconceive the outcome of the experiment before you see the data.
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