Prepossess

prē-poz-zes′, v.t. to po e beforehand: to fill beforehand, as the mind with some opinion: to bias or prejudice.— adj. Prepo e ′ing , tending to prepo e in one's favour: making a favourable impre ion.— adv. Prepo e ′ingly .— n. Pre po es′sion , previous po e ion: impre ion formed beforehand, usually a favourable one.