unprejudice

== English == === Etymology === From un- +‎ prejudice. === Noun === unprejudice (uncountable) Absence of prejudice. 1894 in Book Notes - Consisting of Literary Gossip, Criticisms of Books and Local Historical Matters Connected with Rhode Island · Volumes 11-13 page 61, Conaty quoting Fisk: as Mr. Fiske said practically the other day at Baltimore, five years before the Baptist colony at Providence proclaimed religious toleration, the Catholic colony at Maryland proclaimed it; it is well to read history aright. Thank God, there are men who read it with the clear spectacles of reason and unprejudice; we are willing to trust ourselves to them. 2009 in Pigeon page 20 In the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles, there are two doors that block entry to the exhibition. One door is marked 'prejudice'; the other 'unprejudice'. When one tries to open the door 'unprejudice', a light comes on and a recording: "Think . . . now use the other door'. We all harbour prejudice.