Unbiased Moderate

Unbiased has 3 different meanings across 1 category:

Adjective

Definitions

Adjective

characterized by a lack of partiality

"a properly indifferent jury"

"an unbiased account of her family problems"

indifferent unbiased unbiassed

without bias

"The judge remained unbiased during the trial to ensure a fair verdict."

unbiased unbiassed

Impartial or without bias or prejudice.

"The judge was praised for being unbiased during the trial, treating both sides of the argument equally."

In plain English: Unbiased means having no preference for or against anything, so your opinion is fair and not influenced by personal feelings.

"The judge is known for being unbiased in every case she hears."

Example Sentences

"The judge is known for being unbiased in every case she hears." adj

"The judge remained unbiased during the trial to ensure fairness for everyone." adj

"She listened to both sides of the story before making an unbiased decision." adj

"It is important to read reviews from unbiased sources when choosing a new phone." adj

Origin

The word unbiased is formed by adding the prefix un- to biased, meaning it simply means not having a bias. It entered English as a direct combination of these two elements to describe impartiality.

Rhyming Words

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