()()

きめつけ
noun
jumping to conclusions
1. jumping to conclusions, hasty judgment
The act of deciding something without sufficient evidence or consideration.
それは()()けだ。
That's jumping to conclusions.
()()けはよくない。
Jumping to conclusions is not good.
証拠(しょうこ)もなしに()()けるのはやめてほしい。
I wish you'd stop jumping to conclusions without evidence.

()()け is the noun form of ()()ける (to jump to conclusions), referring to the act of making a hasty or unfounded judgment.

VERB FORM:

  • ()()ける: to jump to conclusions, to decide arbitrarily
  • ()()けるな: don't jump to conclusions (imperative)

COMMON PATTERNS:

  • それは()()けだ: that's jumping to conclusions
  • ()()けはよくない: it's not good to jump to conclusions
  • 証拠(しょうこ)もなしに()()ける: to jump to conclusions without evidence

RELATED WORDS:

  • 先入観(せんにゅうかん): preconception, preconceived notion
  • (おも)()み: assumption, belief (without evidence)
  • 偏見(へんけん): prejudice, bias

NUANCE:
Always carries a negative connotation — implying the judgment is unfair or premature.