1. causing harm to someone or something; damaging the chances of success
Usage: present participle of prejudice
2. causing someone to have an unreasonable dislike or preference
Usage: present participle of prejudice

Examples

• The negative publicity is prejudicing his chances of getting the job.
• Her comments are prejudicing the jury against the defendant.
• The leaked information could be prejudicing the investigation.
• The teacher avoided prejudicing students against certain authors.
• His past mistakes are prejudicing his reputation in the community.
• The media coverage is prejudicing public opinion about the case.