Prejudicism 

The same meaning as prejudicial, but make it more better.

He experienced prejudicism because he was just supporting a party.

Prejudicism by Huygens Motherless Behavior May 10, 2022

Prejudicial 

Prejudicial is an adjective which means causing or tending to cause harm, especially to a legal case. It can also be used to describe a person showing prejudice to an idea, person or group of people. It can describe something which is potentially dangerous, disadvantageous or counterproductive or in extreme cases an action or actions constituting treason.

Teenage spite monkeys are prejudicial to useful information being published on Urban Dictionary
Those arseholes in charge of Twitter tipping off terrorists that they are being investigated is prejudicial to the safety of the civilised world.

Prejudicial by AKACroatalin November 29, 2015

prejudism

The belief in or behavior toward prejudice; the proper word for "prejudism" is prejudice.

"Her prejudism makin' her trip on him! Why is she actin' like that?"
"While we're talking about prejudism, let's not forget sexism. We have to be careful how we speak."

prejudism by Jeffernation January 29, 2016

prejudicialism

Same as prejudice. To show dislike towards someone or some people based on their background or situation.

"Why do they always have to show tramps on TV as Scottish people? That's just prejudicialism!"

prejudicialism by Jeej May 2, 2006

prejudism

the act of being prejudice

His prejudism caused him to believe the other people were evil.

prejudism by MELANIE C December 23, 2013

Prejudicial Logic

Logic that is shaped by prejudice from the start—reasoning that begins with biased assumptions and uses logical form to give those assumptions the appearance of validity. Prejudicial Logic isn't illogical; it's logical within its biased frame. The problem isn't the reasoning—it's the premises, which already contain the prejudice. The logic then functions to make the prejudice seem reasoned, to give bias the cover of rationality.

"They constructed a perfectly valid syllogism: all members of group X are lazy; this person is from group X; therefore this person is lazy. That's Prejudicial Logic—logical in form, prejudicial in content. The logic isn't the problem; the premise is. But the logical form makes the prejudice look like reason."

Prejudicial Logic by Dumu The Void February 28, 2026

jerb 

well known from south park
rednecks get angrry that future folk took there jobs so they yell
They took ouare jerbs!

Them future folk took ouare jerbs!

jerb by Jimberley Kim April 7, 2005