prejudicial in a sentence

Definition

Prejudicial refers to information or comments that are harmful, biased, or detrimental, potentially leading to unfair judgment or decision-making.

The defendant claimed that the evidence presented was prejudicial and could unfairly sway the jury.
His prejudicial remarks about the group revealed deep-seated biases that influenced his judgment.
The new policy was criticized for being prejudicial to minority students in the education system.
In the debate, she argued that the media's portrayal of the issue was prejudicial and led to misunderstanding.
The court found that the testimony was prejudicial and decided to exclude it from the trial.