'biased-given' is a compound word formed from 'biased' and 'given'. 'Biased' originates from the Old French word 'biais', meaning 'slant' or 'oblique'. 'Given' comes from the Old English 'giefan', meaning 'to bestow or grant'.

'Biased' evolved from the Old French 'biais' and 'given' from the Old English 'giefan'. Together, they form the modern English compound 'biased-given'.

Initially, 'biased' meant 'slant' or 'oblique', and 'given' meant 'to bestow'. Over time, 'biased-given' has come to mean having a predisposition towards a particular perspective.