unbiased

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ biased.

Adjective

unbiased (comparative more unbiased, superlative most unbiased)

1. Not biased.
2. Impartial or without bias or prejudice.

   Synonyms: disinterested, objective; see also Thesaurus:impartial

   • 2015 September 30, Blake Ellis and Melanie Hicken, “How the Better Business Bureau rakes in millions”, in CNN Business‎:

     A self-proclaimed source of mediation and unbiased ratings of millions of businesses across the country, the BBB receives the majority of its revenue from membership fees paid by hundreds of thousands of companies.

   • 2019, Li Huang, James Lambert, “Another Arrow for the Quiver: A New Methodology for Multilingual Researchers”, in Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, →DOI, page 1:

     The methodology, which we have named the Aural-Oral Transect (AOT), is a systematic, easy-to-implement, unbiased way of collecting quantitative data on spoken language use in multilingual settings.

Related terms

• unbiasedness

Translations

impartial or without bias or prejudice

Bulgarian: непредубеден (bg) (nepredubeden), безпристрастен (bg) (bezpristrasten) Czech: nezaujatý Dutch: onbevooroordeeld (nl), onpartijdig (nl) Finnish: tasapuolinen (fi), puolueeton (fi) Galician: ecuánime (gl) German: unvoreingenommen (de), unbefangen (de) Greek: αμερόληπτος (el) (ameróliptos) Gujarati: નિષ્પક્ષ (niṣpakṣ) Irish: neamhlaofa Maori: ngākau tapatahi, matatika Polish: bezstronny (pl) Russian: беспристра́стный (ru) (bespristrástnyj), непредвзя́тый (ru) (nepredvzjátyj), непредубеждённый (ru) (nepredubeždjónnyj) Scottish Gaelic: neo-chlaon Spanish: ecuánime (es), imparcial (es), objetivo (es), factual (es) Turkish: tarafsız (tr) Ukrainian: неупере́джений (neuperédženyj), безсторо́нній (uk) (bezstorónnij)

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