Definitionn. an opinion formed beforehand without adequate evidence
Last update: July 9, 2015
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Preconception about someone or something sometimes cerates misunderstanding. [Please select]
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He began to study men, not according to some preconception, but as he found them - men, not in the isolation of one century, but as a whole in history. [Please select]
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You're succumbing to a preconception.' [Please select]
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"Charles," I suggested, "may we not here again have been the slaves of a preconception." [Please select]
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If I could have associated the thought of such a thing with my preconception of Great-aunt Eliza I could have sworn there was a twinkle in her eye. [Please select]
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Hence, if we consider experience impartially and without preconception, we find that it tells us something which is not given by the senses. [Please select]
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