prejudicialness
/ˌprɛdʒəˈdɪʃəlnəs/
noun
- The quality or state of being harmful or damaging, especially in a legal or official sense.
- The committee assessed the prejudicialness of the proposed rule changes.
- Lawyers debated the prejudicialness of showing the photograph to the jury.
- The prejudicialness of the leaked documents was clear to everyone in the courtroom.
- The quality of being biased or unfair.
- The prejudicialness of his comments made it hard for him to be seen as objective.
- The article was criticized for its prejudicialness toward certain political groups.
- She spoke out against the prejudicialness of the hiring process.
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