prejudge [ˌpriːˈdʒʌdʒ] VERBO trans
- prejudge
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Two weeks later, he said, he feels the media has prejudged his case.
www.thespec.com Whereby the arbitrator must be taken to have prejudged the matter.
business.financialpost.com I think we need to be careful that we don't prejudge this case.
www.mlive.com It is at this stage difficult to prejudge what the courts might for example make of the concept of significant imbalance in a shareholder agreement.
www.mondaq.com Gore says investigators are not ruling anything out, but he also wouldn't prejudge the investigations.
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