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impartial

adjectiveB2 · Upper-intermediate

Treating everyone equally, not taking sides.

Meaning of «impartial»

adjective

treating everyone equally, not taking sides

The judge remained impartial throughout the entire trial.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

not favouring one side
fairtreats everyone equally and rightlyIt is not fair that I must pay more.
neutralsupports neither side in a fight or argumentThe country stayed neutral during the war.
impartialformalfor judges and referees who decideA judge must be impartial.
unbiasednot changed by personal opinion; of news, reportsLook for an unbiased source for the news.
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