fair-mindedness

Examples

• All

• "These individuals have demonstrated the talent, expertise, and fair-mindedness Americans expect and deserve from their judicial system," said President Obama.

  Blog text (18)

• Public figures, intellectuals, writers, poets, and ordinary people who had earned themselves a reputation for fair-mindedness in the narrow circles of the Jewish Yishuv.

  Fiction book (1993)

• The judge's fair-mindedness ensured that all parties received a fair trial, free from any bias or prejudice.

• Everyone appreciated his fair-mindedness during the debate, as he listened to all sides before reaching a conclusion.

Synonyms

F

fairness

vsfair-mindedness

236 1.9

Treating people equally and without bias

is the mental habit of judging without bias or dishonesty

O

objectivity

vsfair-mindedness

46 5.3

Making decisions based on facts, not personal feelings

is about avoiding bias and dishonesty rather than only relying on facts

I

impartiality

vsfair-mindedness

11 5.3

Treating all people or sides fairly without favoring one

is about making honest judgments free from bias or dishonesty

R

reasonableness

vsfair-mindedness

8 3.7

A quality of being fair, sensible, and showing good judgment

is narrower, stressing lack of bias and dishonest influence in choices

E

evenhandedness

vsfair-mindedness

1 5.8

Treating all people or sides fairly and equally

refers more to the internal practice of honest unbiased judging

J

justness

vsfair-mindedness

1 5.7

A state of being fair and morally right

centres specifically on freedom from bias and dishonesty in judgment

D

disinterestedness

vsfair-mindedness

• Formal

1 8.1

The quality of not taking sides and acting fairly without personal gain

focuses more on truthful, unbiased decision making than motive alone

U

unbiasedness

vsfair-mindedness

• Specialized

5.8

Being fair and not influenced by personal opinions or unfair ideas

adds emphasis on truthful judgment, not only absence of opinions

E

equitability

vsfair-mindedness

• Formal

7.2

Being fair and not taking sides

stresses the inner quality of making unbiased and honest judgments

E

equitableness

vsfair-mindedness

• Formal

7.4

Fair and equal treatment of people when making decisions

is about the personal quality of judging without bias or dishonesty

E

equality and fairness

vsfair-mindedness

3.3

People have the same rights and chances

focuses on the person's quality of making unbiased, honest judgments

Antonyms

B

bias

• Specialized

261 5.2

A strong unfair feeling that makes you like or dislike someone and affects decisions

How Fair

justice

∞ 2.5

fair-mindedness

1 5.7

impartiality

11 5.3

neutrality

22 4.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology