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Prejudicial

usgb/ˌpredʒəˈdɪʃl/Volume
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Impact on OutcomePlay
Shows influence on results, often negative and undesired, in various situations. SlideThe team’s lack of practice was prejudicial to the final score.
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Impeding ProgressPlay
Suggests an action or event that slows or prevents improvement. SlideLack of funding is prejudicial to the research department's advancements.
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Has an implied negative meaning, even if not openly stated. SlideMany argue that certain laws are prejudicial against certain groups.