impartial Antonyms
Strongest:
- unjust
- inequitable
- dishonest
- partial
- deceptive
- partial
- dishonest
- partisan
- deceptive
- biased
- partisan
- unjust
- biased
- inequitable
Strong:
- unreasonable
- one-sided
- prejudiced
- unconscionable
- one-sided
- colored
- unfriendly
- unconscionable
- ex-parte
- colored
- arbitrary
- unfriendly
- unreasonable
- nonobjective
- arbitrary
- deceitful
- nonobjective
- deceitful
- prejudiced
- ex-parte
Weak:
Meaning of impartial
impartial (a)
showing lack of favoritism
free from undue bias or preconceived opinions
impartial (a.)
Not partial; not favoring one more than another; treating all alike; unprejudiced; unbiased; disinterested; equitable; fair; just.
impartial Sentence Examples
- The judge strived to remain impartial in the trial, treating both parties with equal fairness.
- Despite her personal bias, she attempted to conduct the interview impartially.
- The impartial observer provided an unbiased account of the events that unfolded.
- The mediator's impartial perspective facilitated a resolution that satisfied both parties.
- The impartial jury rendered a verdict based solely on the evidence presented in court.
- The impartial committee carefully analyzed the data without allowing bias to cloud their judgment.
- The impartial critic offered a balanced assessment of the film, highlighting both its strengths and weaknesses.
- The impartial witness provided a neutral account of the incident, free from any subjective interpretation.
- The impartial researcher aimed to conduct a comprehensive study, ensuring that all possible perspectives were considered.
- The impartial arbitrator was appointed to resolve the dispute, ensuring a fair and equitable outcome.
FAQs About the word impartial
showing lack of favoritism, free from undue bias or preconceived opinionsNot partial; not favoring one more than another; treating all alike; unprejudiced; unbi
equal, objective,equitable, evenhanded,unbiased, dispassionate, nonpartisan, fair, square, unprejudiced
unjust, inequitable, dishonest, partial, deceptive,partial, dishonest, partisan, deceptive, biased
The judge strived to remain impartial in the trial, treating both parties with equal fairness.
Despite her personal bias, she attempted to conduct the interview impartially.
The impartial observer provided an unbiased account of the events that unfolded.
The mediator's impartial perspective facilitated a resolution that satisfied both parties.
