6 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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The author challenged the preconception's role in shaping societal norms through a thought-provoking essay.
Sarah held a preconception that learning a new language was difficult until she immersed herself in the language and culture.
Despite her preconception, she found the movie to be surprisingly entertaining.
Daniel's preconception of success changed when he realized that fulfillment was more important than material wealth.
Clara's preconception about online friendships changed when she formed a deep connection with someone she met on a virtual platform.
Despite his preconception that history was dull, Mark found himself engrossed in a gripping historical novel.
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