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unbiassed

unbiassed

5.8
Does not let personal feelings affect a decision
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈbaɪəst/
  • UK
translation icon : imparcial
  • The journalist aimed to provide an unbiassed account of the events to maintain credibility.

Well, you're you're talking to somebody who is not unbiased in this area.

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Examples

  • Well, you know, I'm not saying it's an unbiased perspective, but, you know, so, Joe, I do this with all my guests, excuse me, all my celebrity guests.

  • What about these unbiased, you know, experts?

  • Yeah well it's it's the it's the biggest mistake that you can make in media is claiming to be unbiased, claiming not to have certain ways of doing things.

  • In her study, she presented unbiassed data to ensure a fair representation of the findings.

  • The committee members sought unbiassed opinions before making their final decision.

Synonyms

objective
vsunbiassed
238 4.3

Not influenced by personal feelings and based only on facts

allows impartiality from absence of personal feeling, not only facts
neutral
vsunbiassed
218 3.6

Not supporting either side in a conflict

focuses on fairness and lack of personal influence overall
impartial
vsunbiassed
74 4.2

Not supporting one side and treating people fairly

focuses on fairness and freedom from personal influence
unbiased
vsunbiassed
43 4.4

Does not show personal feelings or opinions and treats people fairly

is the alternative double s spelling of the same word
nonpartisan
vsunbiassed
34 6.0

Not connected to or controlled by any political party

is impartial generally, not only in political affiliation
disinterested
vsunbiassed
22 5.9

Not influenced by personal feelings and fair to everyone

highlights impartiality as absence of personal feeling or opinion
dispassionate
vsunbiassed
  • Formal
14 6.7

Not letting strong feelings affect your judgment

names impartiality as lack of personal feelings or opinions
fair-minded
vsunbiassed
12 4.4

Being careful to judge people and ideas honestly without taking sides

stresses not being swayed by personal feelings or opinions
indifferent
vsunbiassed
10 3.7

Not supporting one person or group in a situation

emphasizes fairness rather than simple lack of concern
evenhanded
vsunbiassed
3 6.0

Treating people fairly without showing favor to anyone

names impartiality as absence of personal influence or bias
unprejudiced
vsunbiassed
1 6.0

Fair and not influenced by personal feelings or opinions when judging people and ideas

focuses on fairness not being influenced by personal views
nonbiased
vsunbiassed
1 4.5

Not favoring one person or group and treating all sides fairly

expresses general impartiality without the technical emphasis
unopinionated
vsunbiassed
1 6.0

Not having strong opinions or showing them

is impartial because it lacks personal feelings or expressed views
unskewed
vsunbiassed
1 6.0

Not tilted or changed to help one side

means impartiality in people rather than technical absence of slant
nonpartial
vsunbiassed
6.5

Not favoring any person or side and treating all fairly

expresses the same impartial stance without naming sides
nonprejudiced
vsunbiassed
4.9

Not showing unfair dislike or bias toward other people

covers impartiality broadly rather than only absence of prejudice

Antonyms

biased
91 4.0

Showing unfair favor to one person, group, or side

How Impartial

objective
238 4.3
unbiassed
  • UK
5.8
neutral
218 3.6
fair
∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

unbiassed positive
unbiased positive

Morphology

unbiassed = biased (transparent) = un + bias + ed

Formed by adding the negative prefix 'un-' to the adjective 'biased'; meaning 'not biased' follows regular, predictable English morphology.

Etymology

Unbiassed starts with un- meaning 'not' and the root bias means 'a lean' or 'tilt', like when something leans to one side. So, to be unbiassed is not leaning to one side and means being fair and not influenced by personal feelings.