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impartial
adjective as in fair, unprejudiced
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Example Sentences
Their joint letter says: "Jess Philips MP has remained impartial to the process, only listening to feedback, we want her to remain in position for the duration of the process for consistency."
The agency denied the claim, insisting it was impartial.
She told the BBC she had wanted a chair who was "legally" trained and "impartial".
The Justice Department’s manual includes the post-Watergate requirement that legal judgments must be “impartial and insulated from political influence.”
The IPC is globally respected as an impartial and expert body.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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