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pre judicial
adjective as in inconvenient
adjective as in injurious
adjective as in pernicious
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adjective as in prejudicial
adjective as in discriminative
adjective as in incommodious
adjective as in tendentious
Strongest match
adjective as in damaging
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adjective as in deleterious
adjective as in detrimental
adjective as in disadvantageous
adjective as in hurtful
adjective as in inconvenient
adjective as in injurious
adjective as in pernicious
Strongest matches
adjective as in prejudicial
adjective as in discriminative
adjective as in incommodious
adjective as in tendentious
Strongest match
adjective as in damaging
Strongest matches
adjective as in deleterious
adjective as in detrimental
adjective as in disadvantageous
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Example Sentences
Mr. Bradlaugh was afraid the meeting would have a pre-judicial effect on public opinion in the provinces.
Unfortunately, however, that question about the hide is pre-judicial to all the great questions of early English history.
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On this page you'll find 346 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to pre-judicial, such as: annoying, awkward, cumbersome, difficult, disturbing, and embarrassing.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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