prejudicial(adj.) early 15c., "causing prejudice, injurious to the rights, interests, etc. of another;" 1530s, "full of prejudice," fromprejudice(n.) +-al(1), or else from Old Frenchprejudicialand directly from Medieval Latinprejudicialis"injurious," from Latinpraeiudicium. ...
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game of bowls, it was a technical term used in reference to balls made with a greater weight on one side, causing them to curve obliquely (1560s); hence the figurative use "a one-sided tendency of the mind" (1570s), and, at first especially in law, "undue propensity or prejudice."...
This is one of my personal commonly misspelled words. My spelling is usually excellent, but there are a handful that I just can´t get right. With ´prejudice´, I never can remember if the letter j comes first, or the d. It´s so infuriating!
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