impartial
ɪmˈpɑːrʃəl
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Definition of impartial - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

fairnesstreating all sides equally without bias
  • The judge remained impartial during the trial.
  • An impartial referee is crucial for a fair game.
  • She gave an impartial review of the book.
neutral objective unbiased
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Expressions with impartial

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fair and neutral using facts rather than personal feelings or preferences
A good referee must remain impartial and objective during the match.

Origin of impartial

Latin, in (not) + partialis (partial)

Terms with impartial included in their meaning

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equaladj.
fairness
fair and impartial
impartial
not taking sides in a conflict or debate
impartial assessment
assessment without favoritism
faireradj.
justice
more just or impartial
political neutrality
impartial and not supporting any political party
impartial
not showing preference or bias
justly
in a manner that is fair and impartial
justice ethics
quality of being just, impartial, or following fair rules

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  1. French:impartial, ...
  2. German:unparteiisch, ...
  3. Italian:imparziale, ...
  4. Spanish:imparcial, ...
  5. Portuguese:imparcial, ...
  6. Chinese:公正的, ...
  7. Japanese:公平な, ...
  8. Arabic:مُنْصِف, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֲסַר פָּנִיּוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:беспристрастный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:неупереджений, ...
  12. Hindi:निष्पक्ष, ...
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