impartialist Antonyms
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Meaning of impartialist
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impartialist (n.)
One who is impartial.
impartialist Sentence Examples
- The mediator approached the negotiation with an impartial mindset, seeking a fair outcome.
- The scientific researcher conducted the experiment with complete impartiality, aiming to avoid bias.
- The judge ruled impartially in the case, ensuring that justice prevailed.
- The journalist reported the news with impartiality, presenting both sides of the story without favoritism.
- The impartial observer witnessed the incident without taking sides or forming opinions.
- The arbitrator acted impartially in resolving the dispute, mediating between the conflicting parties.
- The impartial witness provided a neutral account of the events, free from any personal bias.
- The impartialist councilman made decisions based on the best interests of the entire community, without favoritism or self-interest.
- The impartial jury rendered a fair verdict, considering only the evidence presented in court.
- The impartial reviewer assessed the manuscript objectively, providing constructive criticism without personal bias.
FAQs About the word impartialist
One who is impartial.
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The mediator approached the negotiation with an impartial mindset, seeking a fair outcome.
The scientific researcher conducted the experiment with complete impartiality, aiming to avoid bias.
The judge ruled impartially in the case, ensuring that justice prevailed.
The journalist reported the news with impartiality, presenting both sides of the story without favoritism.
