| overcome prejudice | 1.58 | They have to overcome the prejudice. | ||
| face prejudice | 1.32 | The family faced prejudice on two fronts. | ||
| have prejudice | 1.32 | We have our prejudices. | ||
| encounter prejudice | 0.79 | Students with learning difficulties often encounter prejudice. | ||
| fight prejudice | 0.59 | She had to fight prejudice against women all the way. | ||
| show prejudice | 0.39 | These terms are obviously meant to degrade Tom and this also shows racial prejudice although not to such a great extent. | ||
| suffer prejudice | 0.39 | They have suffered prejudice and defied assimilation for centuries. | ||
| cause prejudice | 0.26 | The judge said the absence of the illegals could not have caused irretrievable prejudice. | ||
| challenge prejudice | 0.26 | Challenge a prejudice. | ||
| confront prejudice | 0.26 | Some friction is inevitable, and maybe even good, as prejudices are confronted and overcome. | ||
| feel prejudice | 0.26 | Although Simi Valley is predominately white, she says she has felt no prejudice. | ||
| reduce prejudice | 0.26 | Albright urged them to fight for their rights and to educate their fellow citizens to reduce prejudice. | ||
| reflect prejudice | 0.26 | The political disempowerment then reflected the prejudice against women as nonequals of men. |