Prejuicios (en. Prejudices)

/preˈxwixos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Preconceived opinions that affect the perception of a person or group.

Racial prejudices can lead to serious social injustices.

Los prejuicios raciales pueden llevar a graves injusticias sociales.

Judgments that are formed without adequate experience or knowledge.

His prejudice against foreigners made him miss valuable opportunities.

Su prejuicio contra los extranjeros le hizo perder oportunidades valiosas.

Unfounded beliefs that affect behavior towards others.

It is important to question our prejudices to promote inclusion.

Es importante cuestionar nuestros prejuicios para fomentar la inclusión.

From the Latin 'praeiudicium', which means prior judgment.

to have prejudices

To form opinions without a solid basis.

tener prejuicios

to fight against prejudices

To make an effort to overcome preconceived ideas.

luchar contra los prejuicios

social prejudices

Erroneous opinions that affect groups in society.

prejuicios sociales

discrimination

Unequal treatment of people based on prejudices.

discriminación

stereotype

Simplified generalization about a group of people.

estereotipo

racism

Prejudice or discrimination based on race.

racismo

Lack of open-mindedness towards others.

His attitude reflects many prejudices.

Esa actitud de él refleja muchos prejuicios.

Preconceived prejudice about a social group.

The prejudices he has about young people are very evident.

Los prejuicios que tiene sobre los jóvenes son muy evidentes.