Enter your text to find synonyms and click Synonyms Search
Search Results
bias 155 results
Synonyms:
- stoop, facet, prejudice, proneness, oblique, affect, seniority, indirection, warp, rule, cronyism, preconceived opinion, tendency, predilection, catch, fiber, authorize, slanting, inclination, polarity, misestimation, turn, predisposition, grip, virgule, direction, aspect, mold, quality, persuade, color, separatrix, stroke, study at prejudice, affinity, athwart, pack a punch, hold sway, grain, diverge, trend, master, overestimation, fold, command, tenor, lead to, aptness, control, favorite, diagonally, deviousness, influence, preference, temperament, preconception, component, proclivity, kitty-corner, supremacy, leaning, tendentiousness, biased, underestimation, slant, approach, partiality, preconceived idea, gather, twine, yield, parti pris, angularity, implant, submit, cast, predetermine, crook, deflect, slanted, cornerways, straight, fabric, slope, nature, misjudgment, solidus, mastery, give, beveled, factor, one-sidedness, inequality, obliquely, lead, importance, cloth, curve, cruelty, property, material, rank, miscalculation, disposition, stir, crossways, course, predominance, feature, slash, squint, partisanship, enter, like, transversely, yarn, empower, nepotism, power, twist, bent, prepossession, cut, condition, bow, imbalance, penchant, deviation, motivate, skew, authority, sway, incline, propensity, throw back on, injustice, decide, predominate, preconceived notion, cornerwise, textile, inequity, peculiarity, diagonal, predispose, bend, pressure, deviate, pull, pleat, motivation
Examples:
- - This gain, which I make bold to predict for the English language, is a real gain, apart from all patriotic bias. - "England and the War", Walter Raleigh
- - The bias of the authors is so strongly German that when you have read to the end you begin to lean in the opposite direction, and look for the things we manage better over here. - "Home Life in Germany", Mrs. Alfred Sidgwick
- - They feared that a religious- some would call it racial- bias lay at the root of Mr. Wilson's policy. - "The Inside Story Of The Peace Conference", Emile Joseph Dillon
Antonyms:
