Antonyms for prejudicedprej·u·diced

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1. prejudicedadjective

   emanating from a person's emotions and prejudices

   Antonyms:
   colour-blind, unprejudiced, impartial, nonracist, objective, nonsubjective, color-blind

   Synonyms:
   discriminatory

2. prejudiced, discriminatoryadjective

   being biased or having a belief or attitude formed beforehand

   "a prejudiced judge"

   Antonyms:
   impartial, unprejudiced, color-blind, objective, nonsubjective, colour-blind, nonracist

   Synonyms:
   preferential, discriminative, invidious, discriminatory

How to use prejudiced in a sentence?

1. Carmie Hubbard:

   Just because they’re black doesn’t mean they are good, there are a lot of prejudiced people, and dangerous people, on both sides. It boils down to morality.

2. The MRC:

   We need to stand up against these bullies and bigots and let them know that we will not stand for such disgraceful and prejudiced behavior.

3. Melissa Mark-Viverito:

   I don't think that he should be making money off of city property if he has these racist and prejudiced points of view of a sector of the population that makes up a vibrant part of our city, the people we should be doing business with are individuals that respect every single person that lives in the city of New York.

4. George Kennedy:

   Acting is beautiful. If I'm prejudiced toward doing it, it is because of the joy that I derive from it, did I like what I did ? Oh my God, yes !

5. Carl Tart:

   It's time for change and change is happening whether people like it or not. We have to start leaving behind these old traditions and these old prejudiced ways and bring positivity to the change.

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