1. affected by or showing an unfair prejudice or inclination; biased in the wrong direction or manner
Usage: often used in technical or formal contexts; past participle form also used as adjective

1. past tense and past participle of 'misbias': to bias incorrectly or unfairly
Usage: rare; technical usage

Examples

• The misbiassed sample led to inaccurate research conclusions.
• The judge was accused of being misbiassed toward the defendant.
• A misbiassed perspective can distort one's understanding of complex issues.
• The data was misbiassed by the researcher's personal beliefs.
• The committee's misbiassed decision favored one group over another.
• Without proper controls, the experiment became misbiassed.