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biased, biassed [ˈbaɪəst][person, jury] partial• to be bias(s)ed against/in favour of avoir un parti pris contre/pour* * *biassed ['baɪəst] adjective [decision, opinion, person] partial; [system, report] manquant d'objectivité (after n)to be biased — [person] avoir des partis pris
to be biased against/in favour of — avoir un préjugé défavorable/favorable envers
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