“Prejudice” in Japanese
Short answer
Prejudice in Japanese is “偏見” (henken). Full meaning: prejudice, bias, distorted view.
Other ways to say “Prejudice” in Japanese
僻み
higami prejudice, bias, warped view, jealousy, inferiority complex
僻見
hekiken prejudice
毛嫌い
kegirai antipathy, prejudice
先入
sennyuu preconception, prejudice
ひがみ
higami prejudice, bias, warped view, jealousy, inferiority complex
ヒガミ
higami prejudice, bias, warped view, jealousy, inferiority complex
先入主
sennyuushu preconception, prejudice
先入見
sennyuuken preconception, prejudice, preoccupation
偏った考え
katayottakangae biased view (biassed), prejudice, one-sided view
へん見
henken prejudice, bias, distorted view
ヘンケン
henken prejudice, bias, distorted view
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