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Impartial

adjective

Impartial means fair to all sides.

9 letters 3 syllables

What does Impartial mean?

Impartial means fair to all sides.

Dictionary definition

Fair and not favoring one side over another.

Example sentences

Impartial in a sentence

easy

The judge tried to be impartial during the contest.

medium

An impartial decision listens to both teams before choosing.

hard

Good reviewers stay impartial by focusing on facts instead of favorites.

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Practice 1

What does impartial mean?

Practice 2

Which word or phrase is closest in meaning to impartial?

Practice 3

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Synonyms

Words like Impartial

fairTreating people or ideas in a balanced way.
neutralNot taking one side over another.
Antonyms

Opposite words

biasedFavoring one side unfairly.
unfairNot treating people equally or justly.
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Word family

Impartial word family

Base word

impartial

adjective

impartial

Base form.

adverb

impartially

In a fair and neutral way.

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