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    Imparcial (en. Impartial)

    /imparˈθjal/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That acts with fairness and without prejudice.
    The judge must be impartial in his verdict.
    El juez debe ser imparcial en su veredicto.
    That does not favor any party in a conflict.
    The impartial opinion of the expert was highly valued.
    La opinión imparcial del experto fue muy valorada.
    That does not show preferences or bias.
    The report is impartial and is based on objective data.
    El informe es imparcial y se basa en datos objetivos.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'impartialis', which means 'not partial'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to judge impartially
    To evaluate or make decisions without biases or prejudices.
    juzgar de manera imparcial
    to be impartial
    To act with neutrality in a matter.
    ser imparcial
    to opine impartially
    To give an objective opinion without favoritism.
    opinar de manera imparcial

    Related Words

    partial
    That shows preference or inclination toward one party.
    parcial
    justice
    Moral principle that leads to giving each one what they deserve.
    justicia
    equity
    Quality of being fair and balanced in treatment.
    equidad

    Slang Meanings

    No favoritism.
    The referee was impartial; no one complained.
    El árbitro fue imparcial, nadie se quejó.
    Without prejudice.
    We try to be impartial in our reporting.
    Tratamos de ser imparciales en nuestra reportación.