1. to form an opinion about someone or something before having adequate information or evidence
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘prejudge’

Examples

• She prejudges people based on their appearance.
• The committee prejudges applications without reading them thoroughly.
• He always prejudges movies before watching them.
• The teacher warned students not to prejudge their classmates.
• The jury was instructed not to prejudge the defendant’s guilt.
• She prejudges restaurants by their exterior design.