先入観

先入観

Prejudice or preconception.

In this context, '先入観' signifies biased perspectives or prejudices influencing someone's viewpoints.

彼の意見は先入観に満ちているようだった。

His opinion seemed to be full of preconceived notions.

'先入観' in this sentence illustrates judgments formed without enough evidence, advising against letting such biases overrule open consideration.

先入観によってそのアイデアを否定するのは避けるべきです。

You should avoid rejecting the idea based on preconceived notions.

Here, '先入観' (preconceived notion) is used to express holding prior beliefs or judgments that may affect new experiences.

先入観を持たずに、新しい経験に挑戦することが大切です。

It is important to challenge new experiences without preconceived notions.