prejudicially
/ˌprɛdʒəˈdɪʃəli/
adverb
- In a way that causes harm or damage, especially to someone's rights or interests.
- The lawyer argued that the delay had prejudicially affected his client's case.
- The new policy was applied prejudicially against certain groups of workers.
- Information was shared prejudicially, influencing the jury before the trial.
- In a biased or unfair manner.
- He was accused of acting prejudicially toward employees from other countries.
- The judge warned the witness not to speak prejudicially about the defendant.
- The report was written prejudicially, ignoring facts that contradicted the author's opinion.