Definition of "biassed" [biassed]

• Simple past tense and past participle of bias. (verb)

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• "Mugabe previously dismissed Tibaijuka's findings as "biassed" and a product of western pressures."
• "Also they told me that my views were biassed by my empty pockets, and that some day, when I had gathered to me a few dollars, my views would be wholly different, -- in short, that my views would be their views."
• "Perhaps people think they have rights to housing and holidays because we regard these things as a quid pro quo for our society's being systematically dismantled by government policies - of all parties - that favour their large, global buddies (via subsidies to big business, infrastructure; the externalising of social and environmental costs; and a biassed regulatory system) at the expense of the small and local."