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to the prejudice of

to the prejudice of preposition: with resulting harm to someone or something.

Preposition

to the prejudice of

  1. With resulting harm to someone or something.

Questions about to the prejudice of

What does to the prejudice of mean?
To the prejudice of means with resulting harm to someone or something.
What part of speech is to the prejudice of?
To the prejudice of is a preposition.

Words near to the prejudice of in the dictionary

  1. to the moon and back
  2. to the nines
  3. to the nth degree
  4. to the point
  5. to the power of
  6. to the prejudice of
  7. to the purpose
  8. to the quick
  9. to the rafters
  10. to the rescue
  11. to the T

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