Moderate To bias or influence someone's opinion in advance, typically in a favorable or unfavorable manner, as in prejudice. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Prepossess'
The politician strategically used positive advertisements to prepossess voters and create a favorable image before the upcoming election.
The teacher encouraged students to approach the experiment with an open mind and not prepossess their conclusions based on preconceived notions.
The teacher reminded the students not to let their personal biases prepossess their judgment when analyzing historical events in the classroom.
The teacher encouraged students to explore diverse perspectives and not let stereotypes prepossess their understanding of different cultures.
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