19 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Preconception' in a Sentence

"A pre-formed idea or opinion that someone has before acquiring more information; a conception or opinion formed beforehand." more

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Billy's preconception about spiders changed when he learned fascinating facts about them in science class.

My preconception is that the sun is always hot.

Bobby's preconception was that ice cream could never melt.

The chef asked customers to try the new dish without any preconception based on its unusual ingredients.

Tim's preconception that math is boring changed when he discovered the joy of solving challenging problems.

Timmy held the preconception that cats could talk.

Despite her preconception about spiders, she found the tiny one in the garden fascinating.

Timmy approached the new student without any preconception about their abilities.

She overcame her preconception about broccoli after trying a delicious broccoli and cheese casserole.

Sally's preconception is that ice cream is always cold.

Despite his preconception, the movie turned out to be much more exciting than he expected.

Maria quickly realized her preconception about spiders was based on myths.

Maria approached the new student without any preconception and quickly became friends with her.

Before reading the book, Jake had a preconception that historical novels were dull, but this one captivated him.

Tim's preconception about the new student vanished as they became great friends.

I had a preconception that Mondays are always boring, but today was full of surprises!

Jenny's preconception about spiders made her avoid them at all costs.

Jenny has a preconception that owls only come out at night.

The children's preconception about the dark forest made them scared.

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