evenhanded (Meaning)

Wordnet

evenhanded (s)

without partiality

Webster

Fair or impartial; unbiased.

The judge delivered an evenhanded decision, considering both sides of the argument equally.
The referee tried to be evenhanded in his calls, not favoring one team over the other.
The company implemented an evenhanded policy regarding employee benefits, ensuring that everyone received the same treatment.
The teacher graded the students' exams evenhandedly, ensuring fairness and eliminating any biases.
The city council made an evenhanded decision on the zoning issue, taking into account the perspectives of all stakeholders.
The selection committee conducted an evenhanded evaluation of the job candidates, focusing solely on their qualifications and merits.
The government aimed to provide evenhanded support to all citizens, regardless of their backgrounds or circumstances.
The critic's review was evenhanded, highlighting both the strengths and weaknesses of the film.
The negotiator worked diligently to facilitate an evenhanded agreement, ensuring that all parties involved were satisfied.
The organization promoted evenhandedness among its members, encouraging them to treat each other with fairness and respect.

without partialityFair or impartial; unbiased.

equal, equitable,impartial, indifferent, dispassionate, square, fair, unbiased, unprejudiced, disinterested

partisan,unjust, partisan, inequitable, deceitful, unjust, dishonest, inequitable, deceptive, partial

The judge delivered an evenhanded decision, considering both sides of the argument equally.

The referee tried to be evenhanded in his calls, not favoring one team over the other.

The company implemented an evenhanded policy regarding employee benefits, ensuring that everyone received the same treatment.

The teacher graded the students' exams evenhandedly, ensuring fairness and eliminating any biases.