Definition of "prejudging" [prejudging]

• Present participle of prejudge. (verb)

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• "You will find me an honest man on the whole, if rather hasty and prejudging, which is a different thing from prejudice at the worst."
• "She had before sought secrecy, that no witness might be present; now she calls her domestics, that, by this kind of prejudging of the case, she may condemn the youth before her husband."
• "Now is that a crazy-filter, or a strange attempt to avoid courting persecution by activist sceptics by not 'prejudging' the issue?"