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** *16. "2. "so he's just a tad bias"

The word is "biased." This drives me crazy when I see it. "Bias" is a noun, not an adjective.


Posted at 3:48PM on Dec 30th 2005 by Jeff"

Jeff, bias can be used as an adjective as well. Check http://dictionary.com or any other dictionary source.

bias adj.
Slanting or diagonal; oblique:Ex. a bias fold.*

That's completely out of context.**

How is that out of context? Bias can be used as a noun, adjective, or a transitive verb. Like I said, go check any dictionary source and I will be right. It is still correct to say: "He's just a tad bias" because bias can be used as an adjective.

You guys have to remember that this student is not a current game player so he wouldn't know about the Kirby game or anything like that. The point of the article is to show that a crude demonstration of this technology can actually work and most importantly can be fun.

You guys have to remember that this student is not a current game player so he wouldn't know about the Kirby game or anything like that. The point of the article is to show that a crude demonstration of this technology can actually work and most importantly can be fun.

"2. "so he's just a tad bias"

The word is "biased." This drives me crazy when I see it. "Bias" is a noun, not an adjective.


Posted at 3:48PM on Dec 30th 2005 by Jeff"

Jeff, bias can be used as an adjective as well. Check http://dictionary.com or any other dictionary source.

bias adj.
Slanting or diagonal; oblique:Ex. a bias fold.