A judgment or decision made beforehand, without sufficient evidence or consideration.
From forejudge + -ment suffix creating abstract noun. Combines fore- + judge + -ment (from Latin -mentum), indicating the result of an action.
In medieval theology, 'forejudgment' was debated as part of the free will problem—if God has forejudgment of everything, do humans really have choices?
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