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1853 December 17, “ Hypatia, or New Foes with an Old Face”, in Christian Inquirer, volume 8, number 11, New York, NY, United States, →OCLC, page 2:He [Charles Kingsley] write with such surprising vigor, lest he dramatizes so admirably, there is such a sterling vein of humane and generous philosophy in him, his love for man is so in keeping with the best spirit of our age, that we grasp at a new book from him with a sort of prejudicant admiration.
1891 May 6, “Grand Masonic Ceremony at Ramsey”, in Isle of Man Times, volume 28, number 1701, Douglas, England, page 3:The Sages […] have employed the most luminous and vigorous language in able dissertation, learned treatise, subtle disquisition, and ingenious argument wherewith […] to controvert by every valid and legitimate means in their power the stultiloquence, and postulatory asservations of agnosticism, revolutionism, and Atheistical teaching quite as malignant, if not as trenchant and powerful, as the famous letters of Junius, which have been repeatedly advanced with intentional detriment against our sacred and royal Order, by the inane sophistry of prejudicant ultramontane physicists and metaphysicists […]
1979 December 6, , “Compensation for Cyprus Victims Being Considered”, in West Europe Report No. 1512, page 58:Also, on the basis of the prejudicant decisions, the court declared that the suspension concerns only civil crimes or those which may disturb the country's international relations but not civil trials which consider the citizens' demands resulting from such crimes.
1990, Bernard D'Abrera, Butterflies of the Holarctic Region, page 218:[…] with prejudicant and fatuous clap trap — then TRUTH becomes the first casualty.