Where does “prejudgment” come from?
Prejudgment comes from Middle English prejudgement, from Latin praeiudicium, combining prae- (before) and iudicium (judgment), ultimately derived from Latin dico (to say) and the Proto-Indo-European roots deyḱ- (to show) and men- (to think).
prejudgment (English): A judgment made before the evidence has been...
Definitions
- A judgment made before the evidence has been...
Ancestry of “prejudgment”, step by step