The act of favoring an individual solely based on their established familial connection to a person or group, often without considering their own merits or qualifications.
Despite having limited experience, the CEO's friend's husband was promoted to a high-level position, displaying a clear case of Ancestro-bias within the company.
by David kelley_1998 August 12, 2023

by hamam&co June 12, 2022

Changing one's opinion solely based on admiration, without thoughtful consideration, reflects a biased shift influenced by blind admiration.
Forming a strong opinion on a controversial topic based on the views of a charismatic speaker, without critically analyzing the arguments, reflects Bigotial Bias.
by formicidae January 21, 2024

Bia is a term that 1. describes a girl that is being sweet and super cute 2. person that fights for you when you get in trouble. 3 having pleasant manners; gentle. 4. girl that loves being productive and a good student. Usually Bia's are extremely smart and always end up being doctors or lawyers.
He called her Bia because he was so impressed.
Her best friend is Bia and I am so jealous.
Can I sit next to this Bia?
Her best friend is Bia and I am so jealous.
Can I sit next to this Bia?
by lolipopboycrush December 8, 2021

When you’re watching a sports game and the referee clearly favours one team.
Can also be used in other situations apart from sport, such as a teacher favouring a particular student or an unfair decision being made.
Can also be used in other situations apart from sport, such as a teacher favouring a particular student or an unfair decision being made.
(Students watching sports game at school see referee kick ball to one side): BOOOOO! BIASED REF! BIASED REF! BIASED REF!
by RandomDude247628 November 20, 2023

Person : I just saw the news bigfoot came too town
Other person no he didnt he was in some woods
Person:how would you know? Were you there?
Other person :yeah
Person: yeah right
Other person: great if it weren't for that credulous bias people would investigate
Other person no he didnt he was in some woods
Person:how would you know? Were you there?
Other person :yeah
Person: yeah right
Other person: great if it weren't for that credulous bias people would investigate
by kouconut July 22, 2021

Synonym for critical thinking with negative connotation. Coined by Trump policy adviser and Lunesta enthusiast Stephen Miller.
Student: If people were already living in North America, how could Columbus claim to have discovered it?
Teacher: This question reveals your cosmopolitan bias and it's shocking. *Falls asleep*
Teacher: This question reveals your cosmopolitan bias and it's shocking. *Falls asleep*
by Farnaby August 26, 2017
