To judge or make a decision about something before having complete information; to prejudge.
From fore- (before) + judge (from Latin iudicare, to pass judgment). Literally means to judge in advance or prematurely.
This word is nearly identical to 'prejudge,' but 'forejudge' emphasizes the time element—you're judging before the proper moment, while prejudge emphasizes judging before proper facts.
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