What is an example of prejudicial use rhetorical device?

An example of a prejudicial use rhetorical device is the use of biased language. Biased language is language that favors or condemns a particular point of view. For example, saying that a politician is "greedy" or "corrupt" is biased because it implies that the politician is dishonest and untrustworthy without providing any evidence to support that claim. This can be a very effective rhetorical device because it can lead people to form negative opinions about someone or something without having to actually provide any facts or evidence.