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Definition of preconception in English: preconceptionnoun priːkənˈsɛpʃ(ə)nˌprikənˈsɛpʃ(ə)n A preconceived idea or prejudice. 先入之见，成见 Example sentencesExamples - At once the preconception was shattered, and once the mental image was lost, it could not be easily restored.
- I try not to arrive with any preconceptions, so that I can just enjoy the meal.
- What we discovered has blown apart all pre-conceived preconceptions of the 19th century.
- A good many assumptions and preconceptions were challenged and some overturned.
- Due to my preconceptions of Beck, I anticipated an offbeat performance full of weird and wild antics.
- Again, however, there are subtleties and many preconceptions and prejudices.
- Full and free discussion even of ideas we hate encourages the testing of our own prejudices and preconceptions.
- He has already managed to get over his initial preconceptions of the country, which were based on a lack of knowledge.
- Choreographer, curator and video artist, he likes to combine disciplines to subvert our preconceptions.
- Either he has found his stride or I have gotten over my preconceptions.
- Some people have preconceptions when it comes to these matters.
- The idea was that a language should be described without any preconceptions of what it might turn out to be like.
- But to spend time in Craig's company is to have any lingering preconceptions about him swiftly dispelled.
- So much of being a performer is about image, press, and how you're received - as well as the preconceptions of others.
- Musically it is guaranteed to shatter any preconceptions about opera as a genre, certainly any notion of a homogenous genre.
- The people you would expect to approve are cheering to see their preconceptions confirmed.
- The little ones from prep school were there, and because they had no preconceptions and just felt the energy of the sound, they loved it.
- The best thing about the spelling bee was that all my preconceptions - mostly clichés - came true.
- It was just what I needed and took me out of myself, I met people that didn't have any preconceptions of me so I could just be as I felt.
- The idea was to challenge my preconceptions and I got very angry.
Synonyms preconceived idea/notion, presupposition, assumption, presumption, prejudgement, expectation, prepossession prejudice, bias French parti pris
Definition of preconception in US English: preconceptionnounˌprēkənˈsepSH(ə)nˌprikənˈsɛpʃ(ə)n A preconceived idea or prejudice. 先入之见，成见 Example sentencesExamples - I try not to arrive with any preconceptions, so that I can just enjoy the meal.
- The little ones from prep school were there, and because they had no preconceptions and just felt the energy of the sound, they loved it.
- Full and free discussion even of ideas we hate encourages the testing of our own prejudices and preconceptions.
- A good many assumptions and preconceptions were challenged and some overturned.
- Some people have preconceptions when it comes to these matters.
- Due to my preconceptions of Beck, I anticipated an offbeat performance full of weird and wild antics.
- He has already managed to get over his initial preconceptions of the country, which were based on a lack of knowledge.
- But to spend time in Craig's company is to have any lingering preconceptions about him swiftly dispelled.
- The best thing about the spelling bee was that all my preconceptions - mostly clichés - came true.
- The people you would expect to approve are cheering to see their preconceptions confirmed.
- Musically it is guaranteed to shatter any preconceptions about opera as a genre, certainly any notion of a homogenous genre.
- At once the preconception was shattered, and once the mental image was lost, it could not be easily restored.
- The idea was to challenge my preconceptions and I got very angry.
- Either he has found his stride or I have gotten over my preconceptions.
- It was just what I needed and took me out of myself, I met people that didn't have any preconceptions of me so I could just be as I felt.
- The idea was that a language should be described without any preconceptions of what it might turn out to be like.
- What we discovered has blown apart all pre-conceived preconceptions of the 19th century.
- Again, however, there are subtleties and many preconceptions and prejudices.
- Choreographer, curator and video artist, he likes to combine disciplines to subvert our preconceptions.
- So much of being a performer is about image, press, and how you're received - as well as the preconceptions of others.
Synonyms preconceived idea, preconceived notion, presupposition, assumption, presumption, prejudgement, expectation, prepossession
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