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im·par·tial

(

m-pär

l) KEY

ADJECTIVE:

Not partial or biased; unprejudiced. See Synonyms at fair ¹.

OTHER FORMS:
impar·ti·ali·ty (-sh

-t

) KEY or im·partial·ness (Noun), im·partial·ly (Adverb)

Thesaurus: synonyms for impartial

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