Meaning & Definition of word "Impartial"

Impartial

/ɪmˈpɑːrʃəl/

1. Not favoring one side over another; unbiased.
- Example: The judge made an impartial decision based on the evidence presented.
2. Treating all rivals or disputants equally; fair.
- Example: An impartial referee is essential for a fair game.
3. Not prejudiced; disinterested.
- Example: The committee aimed to provide impartial recommendations for the project.
4. Free from favoritism or bias.
- Example: Her impartial analysis of the survey results earned her the respect of her peers.

Early 15th century from Old French 'impartial', from Latin 'impartialem' (from in- 'not' + participial stem of 'partire' 'to divide').

impartial advice:

Advice given without bias or favoritism.

impartial review:

A review that is fair and considers all aspects evenly.

impartial mediator:

A mediator who does not take sides.

bias:

A tendency to favor one side over another.

neutrality:

The state of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict.

fairness:

The quality of making judgments that are free from discrimination.

Meaning: On the level

Example Sentence: He always gives on the level feedback, he's very impartial.

Meaning: Straight shooter

Example Sentence: You can trust her opinions; she's a real straight shooter, very impartial.