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preconception:
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Wiktionary:
preconception → préconception, prévention -
Synonyms for "preconception":
prepossession; parti pris; preconceived opinion; preconceived idea; preconceived notion; opinion; sentiment; persuasion; view; thought
bias; prejudice; partiality; partisanship
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French to English: more detail...
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preconception:
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Wiktionary:
préconception → preconception -
Synonyms for "préconception":
oeillère; préjugé; parti pris
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English
Detailed Translations for preconception from English to French
preconception:
Translation Matrix for preconception:
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| - | bias; parti pris; preconceived idea; preconceived notion; preconceived opinion; prejudice; prepossession |
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Wiktionary Translations for preconception:
preconception
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preconception
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an opinion considered beforehand with adequate evidence
- preconception → préconception
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opinion préconçue, favorable ou défavorable, antérieure à tout raisonnement ou examen.
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Detailed Translations for preconception from French to English
preconception: (*Using Word and Sentence Splitter)
- âpre: fierce; exasperated; bitter; cutting; biting; grim; sullen; embittered; dour; spicy; piquant; spiced; bare; offensive; barren; suppressed; offending; insulting; scornful; derisive; injurious; sneering; sourly
- conception: attitude; stand; perspective; angle; aspect; outlook; interpretation; reading; version; point of view; way of thinking; concept; notion; conception; idea; thought; image; vision; perception; understanding; insight; brain; discernment; view; judgement; opinion; disposition; conviction; inclination; creed; comprehension; mental grasp; intellectual grasp; ability to understand
- père: father; dad; daddy
- pré: pasture; grass-land; meadow-land
préconception:
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Wiktionary Translations for préconception:
préconception
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an opinion considered beforehand with adequate evidence