pre·con·cep·tion [ˌpri:kənˈsepʃən] N esp pej
- preconception
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- preconceptions about [or of] sth/sb
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The lectures are intended to bring forth pressing issues which can question the preconceptions of students and expand their knowledge.
en.wikipedia.org The object matter is the myriad of personal preconceptions that we transfer on to materials.
en.wikipedia.org The majority found that youth do not suffer from any pre-existing disadvantage nor were they more susceptible to negative preconceptions.
en.wikipedia.org He created a shell whose form has no relation to its function and offered no possibility of future departure from his rigid preconceptions.
en.wikipedia.org Studying the literature of the area under study gives preconceptions about what to find and the researcher gets desensitized by borrowed concepts.
en.wikipedia.org Primeri s interneta (nije provereno)
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de.yamaha.com ‘The Neo baritone horn is set to revolutionise the preconceptions and expectations of baritone players across the world.
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"Das Neo Baritone wurde entwickelt, um vorgefasste Meinungen und Erwartungen der Bariton-Spieler auf der ganzen Welt zu revolutionieren.